BBC NEWS:Los Angeles Rams defensive coordinator Raheem Morris wants to be a head coach again.
Always focused on the present, Los Angeles Rams defensive coordinator Raheem Morris once again performed well for his playoff-bound employers.
With the Rams in need of a major rebuild in order to qualify for his NFL postseason berth, Morris became a steadying force, inspiring his players to stay in the moment each day.
The Rams finished their bye week winning seven of eight games and clinching a wild card spot in the NFC.
As the Rams prepare to face the Detroit Lions in the wild-card round on Sunday at Ford Field in Detroit, Morris relishes the challenge of helping lead the Rams to their second Super Bowl appearance in three seasons.
I’m here.
However, after each Rams season, Morris will refocus on achieving his personal goal of becoming an NFL head coach again.
Since the end of his three-year stint as coach of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Morris has become one of the most successful assistant coaches in the league.
Morris is an inspirational leader as he is very skilled at executing the X’s and O’s.
He doesn’t have to prove anything anymore.
His qualifications as a coach are beyond question.
What Morris needs is one more chance to become one of his 32 coaches in the league.
He has been waiting for this for a long time.
ESPN’s senior NFL insider Adam Schefter reported Monday that the Washington Commanders have requested permission to interview Morris for a coaching job.
“I don’t get frustrated easily when it comes to being one of the 32 guys to do anything in this league.
That’s not a word I would use,” Morris told Andscape after a recent practice.
Told.
“There aren’t many jobs like this, we know that.
So I’m not annoyed.
“It’s more of a desire (to become a head coach again).
it’s a wish.
It’s more like wanting to lead a team.
To achieve that and get there.
In order to do so, I now need to find as many ways as possible to be more productive at work and give myself those opportunities.
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