I have never in all my years heard an NFL coach say about his next opponent: "We are better than they are in every phase of the game. We don't need to worry about them, they need to be doing the worrying. We ought to win this by a mile."
Even when the Aints were in their infamous years long funk and probably the equivalent of a decent college team, NFL coaches would somehow try to get their team and fan base up for the game against them by warning that this was a good team that presented challenges. Yeah, right.
Sean McVay is doing no different. All he's trying to do if be sure that the Rams don't come out flat like they did against the Cards.
The Giants are not a good team. And they are wounded to boot.
If the Rams were to lose to the Giants, it would be like Goliath losing to David's mother.
