The Rams are hiring former Jets OC Mike LaFleur to the same position
LaFleur’s NFL coaching career began while working with Kyle Shanahan in Cleveland and Atlanta, before he followed Shanahan to San Francisco in 2017. He spent four seasons as the passing game coordinator, then left for New York when Robert Saleh got the Jets head coaching job. New York announced itwho took the Kentucky offensive coordinator job
following his lone season as Los Angeles’s offensive coordinator. LaFleur will be the second in his family to take this role for the Rams, as Sean McVay’s first offensive coordinator with the Rams was Matt LaFleur in 2017. Los Angeles is coming off its worst season in the McVay era with a 5–12 record, but the fifth-year head coach announced he would
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