A common joke is that the NFL stands for “Not For Long.” Players have relatively short careers, and head coaches have very little job security. Which coaches have developed a program consistent enough to be perennial contenders?

The NFL playoffs are chock-full of respected leaders, from Super Bowl winners like Andy Reid and Sean McVay to aspiring champions like Dan Campbell and Sean McDermott. Hall of Fame and title-winning quarterback Peyton Manning likes one coach above the rest of those still standing,

Sean McDermott has a 5-6 postseason record, with the bills, and another early exit could lead the organization to make a difficult decision.

McVay was the offensive coordinator in Washington before the Rams took a chance on him that has paid off for the organization. Sean McDermott (Bills), John Harbaugh (Ravens), DeMeco Ryans (Texans ...

Nick Wright plays Bracket to Unpack It on the NFL's top head coach-quarterback duos (in the playoffs), featuring Matthew Stafford-Sean McVay and Josh Allen-Sean McDermott.

You just know a few of these playoff games will come down to crucial fourth-down decisions. Who will make the right call in crunch time?

McVay was the offensive coordinator in Washington before the Rams took a chance on him that has paid off for the organization. Sean McDermott (Bills), John Harbaugh (Ravens), DeMeco Ryans (Texans), Mike Tomlin (Steelers), Dan Campbell (Lions), Nick ...

Many NFL teams hope to land the next Sean McVay when they seek a new head coach. McVay became the youngest coach since the AFL-NFL merger in 1970 when the Los Angeles Rams hired him in 2017 at age 30.

NFL coaches are now the youngest in 'Big Four' leagues. Does that correlate to performance? USA TODAY Sports' Coaches Project dives into the data

In the NFL, games are won and lost long before the players take the field. Rams HC Sean McVay revealed some of his thoughts about preparing for Philadelphia

Sean McVay has coached in two Super Bowls with the Rams. This season, however, might be the best coaching job he's done. It's a masterpiece.

It's not easy to get ready for a game while your city is experiencing something that you never could have imagined. The Rams had to do that on Monday, and quarterback Matthew Stafford credited head coach Sean McVay for getting the team ready to play.