Sean McVay reveals Mike Tomlin’s NSFW advice about coaching in NFL

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Duarte, M. (2026, October 15). Sean McVay reveals Mike Tomlin’s NSFW advice about coaching in NFL. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/10/15/sports/sean-mcvay-reveals-mike-tomlins-hilarious-nsfw-warning-about-nfl-coaching/

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Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay recalled a conversation with Pittsburgh Steelers coach Mike Tomlin when he first became an NFL head coach nearly a decade ago. During their call, Tomlin warned McVay about the "tube of s–t that never stops coming down over your head," referring to the constant challenges and pressures of being a head coach. McVay now finds himself dealing with numerous issues including game losses, player suspensions, injuries, and special teams failures, validating Tomlin’s advice.
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🔮 His Rams suffered a gut-wrenching 37-34 overtime loss to Buffalo on Monday Night Football, watched another potential victory disappear amid special teams failures and then learned starting left tackle Alaric Jackson would be suspended for punching Bills linebacker Bradley Chubb after the game.
🔮 Somebody might want to tell Miguel Rojas that it’s not a good idea to get ahead of yourself when it comes to winning championships.
🔮 Chourio couldn’t stop smiling throughout the ordeal, providing one of the funniest moments of the postseason.
🔮 If you’ve been watching the MLB Playoffs this October, it’s been hard to miss advertisements featuring Sydney Sweeney in her underwear, Megan Fox in a red bodysuit selling erectile dysfunction pills, or the latest horror movie set to hit theaters this Halloween.
🔮 Hearing officer Derrick Brooks, jointly appointed by the NFL and NFL Players Association, handed down the decision Wednesday, giving Jackson and the Rams a significant break. Jackson will now miss only Sunday’s Week 6 matchup against the Arizona Cardinals, with veteran David Quessenberry expected to start at left tackle in his place.
🔮 After a heavyweight battle featuring eight lead changes and two ties in regulation, the Rams couldn’t finish the job in overtime, suffering another gut-wrenching defeat despite Stafford’s late heroics.
🔮 You won’t hear an NFL head coach say that the best thing that could happen to his football team is to lose a couple of its best players.
🔮 After three quarters of offensive ineptitude in Philadelphia, the Rams rallied with a fourth quarter resurrection that would have made Rocky Balboa proud.
🔮 Instead, Watson will return after missing just one game, and is expected to wear a protective harness that is designed to restrict his shoulder’s range of motion and reduce the risk of another dislocation.
🔮 According to Nacua, there were Philly cheesesteaks on the plane and that might have been the real reward for the Rams.
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His Rams suffered a gut-wrenching 37-34 overtime loss to Buffalo on Monday Night Football, watched another potential victory disappear amid special teams failures and then learned starting left tackle Alaric Jackson would be suspended for punching Bills linebacker Bradley Chubb after the game.
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🔮 His Rams suffered a gut-wrenching 37-34 overtime loss to Buffalo on Monday Night Football, watched another potential victory disappear amid special teams failures and then learned starting left tackle Alaric Jackson would be suspended for punching Bills linebacker Bradley Chubb after the game.
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Almost a decade ago, when Sean McVay became the youngest head coach in modern NFL history, he probably expected some sage advice from the league’s established veteran head coaches like former Patriots coach Bill Belichick and Steelers Mike Tomlin. asserted
he → become → Belichick
Instead, Tomlin issued a warning that was equal parts hilarious, profane and painfully prophetic. asserted
that → issue → warning
Now midway through his 10th season as an NFL head coach, McVay is discovering just how right Tomlin was. asserted
Tomlin → discover → coach
Speaking to reporters Thursday ahead of the Los Angeles Rams’ divisional showdown with the Arizona Cardinals, McVay recalled the unforgettable phone call he received shortly after taking the job. asserted
he → speak → job
“I’ll never forget when Mike Tomlin first called me after I got this job,” McVay said. asserted
McVay → forget → job
“He said, ‘Hey, congratulations,’ all that stuff.” asserted
He → say → congratulations
Then came the question McVay wasn’t expecting. asserted
McVay → come → ?
“He says, ‘How’s that tube?'” asserted
tube → say → ?
McVay was understandably confused. asserted
McVay → confuse → ?
“I said, ‘What do you mean? asserted
you → say → What
“He said, ‘That tube of s–t that never stops coming down over your head when you’re a head coach.'” asserted
you → say → head
Here’s your whistle, your playbook and an industrial-strength umbrella. asserted
whistle → ’ → ?
Tomlin wasn’t kidding, either. asserted
Tomlin → kid → ?
His Rams suffered a gut-wrenching 37-34 overtime loss to Buffalo on Monday Night Football, watched another potential victory disappear amid special teams failures and then learned starting left tackle Alaric Jackson would be suspended for punching Bills linebacker Bradley Chubb after the game. asserted
Jackson → suffer → game
Throw in injuries, a revolving door at kicker, questions about special teams personnel and a short week to prepare for a division rival, and Tomlin’s infamous tube must be working overtime. asserted
tube → throw → overtime
The difference between good coaches and great ones isn’t avoiding the chaos. asserted
difference → avoid → chaos
It’s managing it without allowing the entire operation to collapse. asserted
operation → manage → it
McVay, who has already reached two Super Bowls, and became the youngest head coach in history to ever win one, understands that better than most. asserted
who → reach → most
I mean, but that’s part of the deal,” McVay said when asked whether the constant challenges take a toll. asserted
challenges → mean → toll
“It’s why you’ve got a staff, and it’s one of those deals that you’re always ready for inevitable things to come up.” asserted
things → ’ → deals
For McVay, his biggest challenge this week is not how he’s going to defeat his old friend and former offensive coordinator Mike LaFleur and the Cardinals on Sunday. asserted
he → go → Sunday
It’s keeping his locker room together and correcting the mistakes that keep costing his team games. asserted
that → ’ → games
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