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stlramz
Perhaps it was sitting at his Grandfather John McVay's knee, admiring his 5 super bowl rings or riding the bus next to Jesse Sopulo as the 49ers were visiting his hometown falcons as a kid. Maybe it was from studying the Walsh way, working with the Gruden's and Shanahan's and generally being a student a game.
It is understanding that people who aren't all in - Like Britt and Robinson have to go and people who aren't capable of giving more despite their best efforts (Keenum, Quick, Kendricks) are not part of the future.
One thing I can see clearly so far is that McVay understands what a winning culture looks like.
It looks like a team committed to "we" not me. It looks like people who are "all in" in terms of sacrifice for the team. Its a team that has role models like Whitworth on the O Line and Conner Barwin on Defense.
McVay gets it.
Best,
Laram
