The Los Angeles Rams give assistant Nate Scheelhaase the opportunity to call plays as the team takes on the Kansas City Chiefs, according to reports. The arrangement is described as another chance for Scheelhaase to demonstrate his ability in a prominent game setting.
The New York Post and Yahoo Sports both frame the decision as part of Sean McVay’s ongoing approach to developing assistant coaching talent. Both outlets characterize Scheelhaase as a rising figure on the Rams’ staff and present the play-calling responsibility as a “major opportunity” to build on prior experience.
While the two sources share the same core detail—that Scheelhaase will handle play calling against the Chiefs—their coverage largely stays aligned rather than offering differing interpretations or additional specifics such as timing, frequency, or the exact scope of his responsibilities.
