Sean McVay on If He'll Return as Rams HC After Winning Super Bowl LVI: 'We'll See'

The Los Angeles Rams are riding the high of Sunday's Super Bowl win, but head coach Sean McVay may have dampened the mood.

Speculation has been swirling that a victory in Super Bowl LVI would lead the 36-year-old to call it a career. McVay stopped short of dispelling those rumors Monday, responding "We'll see," when asked whether he would return to coach the Rams next season, per Dylan Hernandez of the Los Angeles Times.

Reports surfaced last week that McVay would generate a ton of interest if he were to pursue a broadcasting career. Andrew Marchand of the New York Post wrote that "if the Rams were to win the Super Bowl, McVay could walk away and likely make at least $10 million in a booth."

When asked about how long he intended to remain a head coach, McVay acknowledged he doesn't plan on being an NFL lifer and expressed a desire to start a family in the near future.

"I know I love football, and I'm so invested in this thing, and I'm in the moment right now," he said Friday, per ESPN's Nick Wagoner. "But at some point, too, if you said, 'What do you want to be able to do?' I want to be able to have a family, and I want to be able to spend time with them."

When asked Monday if he wants to retire or pursue a broadcasting career, McVay said: "I'm just enjoying this moment right now. I'm really happy to be a part of this. Happy for that."

McVay appeared to solidify his commitment to the Rams this weekend, as NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reported Saturday that he asked the head coach if he would return next season.

"What he texted me back was, 'I am committed to this team and coaching,'" Rapoport said.

McVay, however, acknowledged via Hernandez that the Super Bowl victory would "definitely" make it easier for him to walk away from football—whenever he decides to do so.