Rams head coach Sean McVay unveils an incredible football memory at an interview with HBO

NFL coaches are supposed to have a good memory. This is almost a prerequisite for the position. Rams' head coach Sean McVay, the league's youngest head coach, takes this quality to another level. In an interview with Bryant Gumbel of HBO's Real Sports, the 32-year-old coach showed his incredible memory:

Gumbel asked McVay if he had a photographic memory of games. And McVay said, "I think the most accurate thing is that I simply have no balance. I remember plays, but that's something where you go constantly. Gumbel decided to test McVay's memory by asking him questions about last season's games against the Tennessee Titans, the New York Giants and the Seattle Seahawks. Asked about was against the Tennessee Titans in week 16. "You had the second ball and 11 to your own 20, [and there’s] 4:24 left in the second quarter.Do you remember what's happened past? "

McVay, who did not have much to think of this situation, replied," I can probably say that when we come in, we have returned the pitch.It was when we got hit [Todd] Gurley on the 80-yard screen.On the first game we went a negative.And the series before that, they recovered a fumble for a touchdown when our guard went wrong. "McVay was right:

Next, Gumbel asked McVay for a game against the New York Giants in Week 9. "[There’s] 2:40 remaining in the The Giants got the third and tenth goals on the 14-yard line, and you remember what happened past? "McVay replied," 2:40 left in the second quarter, [cornerback] Trumaine Johnson had an interception. "Bingo:

Finally, Gumbel asked a question about a time that McVay probably does not want to remember: a setback of the last week against the Seattle Seahawks. "[There’s] 56 seconds left in the third quarter. The Rams got the ball on the third and twenty-first at Seattle 25. Remember what happened? "

McVay replied," Yes, we called a screen [pbad] and it was chosen. defensive tackle Sheldon Richardson. Gumbel joked by asking if it was McVay's or Goff's fault. McVay started laughing and said, "It was an unfortunate affair where he reported it. But we must give a better location. It was a sacred piece of Sheldon Richardson. It was a killer right there. "

Indeed, Richardson did a huge splash game that helped Seattle win this game."

McVay does not have a chance to win. Forget it, it's so simple.