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Skyler Carlin

Watch: Van Jefferson and Sean McVay share awesome moment on sideline after WR’s TD

Sean McVay has always been an animated coach for the Los Angeles Rams when his players are performing well. We’ve all seen him running up and down the sidelines to congratulate players after a play, whether it be a touchdown or a fantastic play in general.

During Sunday’s 37-7 win over the Jacksonville Jaguars, McVay was seen sharing a special moment with Van Jefferson following a touchdown reception from the second-year wideout.

With a few minutes remaining in the third quarter, the Rams had third-and-goal from the 2-yard line following a 22-yard completion to Tyler Higbee that set them up at the one. Stafford didn’t have his first read available, but Jefferson was able to get himself open in the back of the end zone to extend the lead to 30-7.

Just earlier in the game, Jefferson had dropped a third-down pass that caused the drive to stall for the Rams. That is likely why Jefferson expressed to McVay that he appreciates the coach sticking with him to help him gain his confidence back.

Jefferson has been fantastic for the Rams this season in his second year in the NFL. The Florida product has hauled in 39 receptions for 621 yards and five touchdowns, with touchdowns in each of the last two games.

Given the injury to Robert Woods, Jefferson has taken on a larger role in the offense than expected. And even when Jefferson makes a mistake here or there, it’s clear that McVay has all of the trust in the world in the young wideout moving forward.

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