L.A Rams' Sean McVay Odds of Making it Through the 2017 NFL Season

    SAN JOSE, COSTA RICA, January 18, 2017 /24-7PressRelease/ -- After parting ways with veteran head coach Jeff Fisher, the L.A Rams announced last week that they have hired Washington Redskins offensive coordinator Sean McVay to serve as their new head coach. McVay, who is 30 and in the same age demographic as his team players, is not only the youngest head coach in the league today, but the youngest head coach in NFL history.

The Rams had a disastrous comeback to Los Angeles in 2016, stumbling to a 5-11 season and firing Jeff Fisher after a 4-9 start. Rookie quarterback Jared Goff struggled during his first season as a pro, and one of McVay's biggest missions ahead is to improve Goff's skills and have him ready for the 2017 season.

The Rams believe that McVay has what it takes to turn around the team and lead the team to their first winning season since 2003. In a statement, Rams' owner Stan Kroenke said he has "great respect for Jeff as a coach, person, father and friend," but football fans everywhere want to know if he's really a prodigy of if he'll flame out as a one-and-done head coach.

The Rams are hoping McVay can invigorate a team that is desperate looking to return to the postseason, but he does not have an easy task ahead. While a few young coaches have seen some success in the NFL, most of them have struggled in their first season. The four youngest coaches in NFL history, Lane Kiffin, Raheem Morris, David Shula and Josh McDaniels - went a combined 52-115 before getting fired by their respective teams. With that in mind, let's examine the future odds released by MyBookie.ag on McVay's first season with the L.A Rams.

How Many Games Will Sean McVay Coach Before Getting Fired?

1-6 Games: +500
7-12 Games: +350
13-16 Games: +150
Not Fired: +250

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