Raheem Morris, the coach of the Falcons, acknowledged being jealous of the tight bond between…
The Los Angeles Rams have consistently been a popular destination for coaching talent, and this offseason was no exception. Head coach Sean McVay saw several key members of his coaching staff depart, with the departure of former defensive coordinator Raheem Morris being particularly significant.
Morris seized the opportunity to return to a head coaching role by accepting an offer from his former team, the Atlanta Falcons.
The Los Angeles Rams have consistently been a popular destination for coaching talent, and this offseason was no exception. Head coach Sean McVay saw several key members of his coaching staff depart, with the departure of former defensive coordinator Raheem Morris being particularly significant. Morris seized the opportunity to return to a head coaching role by accepting an offer from his former team, the Atlanta Falcons.
In his new role, Morris will be tasked with guiding the Falcons back to playoff contention, although the organization still has significant ground to cover before reaching the level of operation seen with the Rams.
Reflecting on his time in Los Angeles, Morris expressed admiration for the close and collaborative relationship between McVay and general manager Les Snead. He acknowledged feeling envious of their ability to communicate openly and effectively, highlighting the maturity and success that can result from such a partnership.
While Morris aims to foster a similar relationship with Falcons general manager Terry Fontenot, he acknowledges that building such rapport will take time and extensive collaboration. Meanwhile, the Rams chose to promote pass-rush coordinator and linebackers coach Chris Shula to fill the vacant defensive coordinator position left by Morris’ departure.
In his new role, Morris will be tasked with guiding the Falcons back to playoff contention, although the organization still has significant ground to cover before reaching the level of operation seen with the Rams.
Reflecting on his time in Los Angeles, Morris expressed admiration for the close and collaborative relationship between McVay and general manager Les Snead. He acknowledged feeling envious of their ability to communicate openly and effectively, highlighting the maturity and success that can result from such a partnership.
While Morris aims to foster a similar relationship with Falcons general manager Terry Fontenot, he acknowledges that building such rapport will take time and extensive collaboration.
Meanwhile, the Rams chose to promote pass-rush coordinator and linebackers coach Chris Shula to fill the vacant defensive coordinator position left by Morris’ departure.
