MINNEAPOLIS — As defensive tackle , running back Todd Gurley, and head coach Sean McVay each addressed the media after winning their awards at NFL Honors on Saturday, a common theme emerged.
Sure, the Rams were proud of what they accomplished — particularly as the 2017 team became the first in league history to have the Associated Press’ Offensive Player of the Year, Defensive Player of the Year, and Coach of the Year. But that’s not where Los Angeles wants this story to end.
“It was a good season, but you always want to do more,” said Donald, the AP Defensive Player of the Year.