Rams seek ‘special’ finish up north

As a warm June breeze blew in off the Pacific Ocean, Rams team president Kevin Demoff stepped up to a microphone at a posh oceanfront resort in Maui to address players, coaches and guests at a celebratory luau.

- BY GARY KLEIN

SEAN MCVAY has a family connection to February's Super Bowl in Santa Clara.

The Rams had traveled to Hawaii to end offseason workouts — and to kick off a drive they aim to end with another Super Bowl title.

“This is truly your time to come celebrate, enjoy, reflect and get ready for what’s going to be an amazing adventure,” Demoff told the crowd.

The Rams, with a talented and deep roster led by quarterback Matthew Stafford, are primed for a possible run to a third Super Bowl under ninth-year coach Sean McVay.

In 2018, in his second season, McVay led the Rams to Super Bowl LIII. Three years later, the Rams defeated the Cincinnati Bengals to win Super Bowl LVI at SoFi Stadium.

This season's Super Bowl will be played at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, home of the rival San Francisco 49ers.

The stadium features a tribute to John McVay, Sean’s late grandfather, who helped the 49ers win five Super Bowl titles as a team executive.

"That would be special," McVay told The Times when asked if he could envision winning a Super Bowl at Levi’s Stadium. “That would mean a lot.”