Re: Sean McVay 'wouldn't be surprised' if Rams lose more coaches this offseason

The missing upside is that when Sean brings in new talent (Staley) he learns what to incorporate from their experience to improve the team. Fresh ideas (Carberry, Henderson) are a good thing. Furthermore, McVay's track record w assistants makes it easier for him to pluck the best talent available.

In a league where players and schemes change annually, an annual influx of new coaching blood is quite healthy when it's grounded by a head coach who retains a consistent core team identity.