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    Rams offensive coordinator Kevin O’Connell has big job ahead before starting new job

    LOS ANGELES — Kevin O’Connell grew up in Carlsbad, played college football at San Diego State and coached the last two seasons for the Los Angeles Rams. But the Southern California native does not lack for heavy winter clothes. “I had lived in some cold places before coming back to California,” O’Connell, the Rams’ offensive coordinator said Friday during a videoconference with reporters. “I ...
    by Gary Klein, Los Angeles Times Feb 05, 2022 4 minutes

    LOS ANGELES — Kevin O’Connell grew up in Carlsbad, played college football at San Diego State and coached the last two seasons for the Los Angeles Rams.

    But the Southern California native does not lack for heavy winter clothes.

    “I had lived in some cold places before coming back to California,” O’Connell, the Rams’ offensive coordinator said Friday during a videoconference with reporters. “I might have to dust off a few but I can tell you that I do own a very warm coat.”

    O’Connell supplied that wardrobe update while attempting to delicately talk around what will be his next destination after the Rams play the Cincinnati Bengals in Super

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