Report: McVay not pursuing TV roles, committed to defending Super Bowl title

Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay is not pursuing television opportunities and is committed to helping his club defend its Super Bowl title, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter.

McVay, 36, became the youngest coach in league history to win a Super Bowl when the Rams beat the Cincinnati Bengals earlier in February. Prior to the big game, McVay remained noncommittal on his plans, noting that he'd prioritize family over his career.

Speculation over McVay's future has since increased, though his fiancee rejected rumors that he could possibly retire.

His commitment to remaining on the sidelines for the foreseeable future hasn't stopped networks from pursuing his services.

Amazon, which holds the rights to Thursday Night Football, could consider making a serious run at McVay to be an NFL analyst, sources told Andrew Marchand of the New York Post. The two sides were set to meet next week, with Amazon ready to offer up to a five-year, $100-million deal, Marchand reports.

McVay's focus, meanwhile, will likely be on attempting to get a second consecutive Super Bowl title instead of looking toward a future in the booth.