3 reasons a Super Bowl 53 win could put Rams in potential dynasty conversation

3. Quick turnaround from 2016

As mentioned before, nobody ever expected to see the Rams in this kind of position so fast after looking at where this team was two years ago coming off a four-win season with numerous concerns on both sides of the football.

At the time of hiring Sean McVay, Los Angeles took plenty of heat from critics who believed they were making a mistake since he was going to be the youngest head coach in NFL history, but nobody is questioning the decision anymore.

When taking into consideration that the Rams were expected to at least go through a year or two of rebuilding while adjusting to McVay’s system, it really is amazing to see them in this kind of position already being one win away from winning the Super Bowl.

By proving to be way ahead of schedule, Los Angeles has made it clear their success from the last two seasons is only the beginning of what’s to come in the future. If this turned out to be the first of many Super Bowl appearances by the Rams over the next couple of years, this wouldn’t come as a surprise one bit since the team seems determined to get used to playing this time each year, kind of like the Patriots.