Andy Reid and Bill Belichick have found years of NFL success because of their ability to adapt each year. Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay, once thought of as a young innovator, seems to be more stuck in his ways as teams figure him out. The Ringer’s Kevin Clark explains how McVay needs more new ideas. Then Chris Ryan joins to discuss the Eagles and vibe checks.
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