Ahead of Rams training camp, coach Sean McVay says a Super Bowl title will not be the only way to judge whether the upcoming season is a success or failure. Both outlets frame the discussion as an internal definition of success set by McVay, who suggests that outcomes beyond championships can factor into evaluation. At the same time, the coverage indicates that public expectations and team goals still heavily emphasize winning the Super Bowl as the ultimate benchmark. The reports describe this as a tension between how the coach talks about performance and how results may ultimately be measured in the NFL. The focus remains on the meaning of “success” as the Rams move toward the new season, with McVay’s stance presented as contrasting with the common view that postseason and championship outcomes carry the greatest weight. No additional game-specific details are introduced beyond the context of McVay’s comments and the broader question of what constitutes a successful campaign for the franchise.