Why Rams' Spirits Remain High After Seahawks Loss

"What I've seen from this group gives me confidence that, hey, does it make it more difficult for home [games] and all these other things? I'm not worried about that because I can't control that. I can't go backwards. It's okay to feel a little bit of disappointment, but how we channel that energy, that focus, that concentration towards the things that move us in the direction that we want is what's most important. That game's over with. They found a way to get it done."

"Hats off to them. There are a lot of things in that game that I'm excited about how we can build on and then there are some opportunities for us to be able to learn from it. When you talk to the coaches and the players, the thing that's just so amazing that it makes this game beautiful and why you guys and why we love it so much and why it just can be an absolute gut punch is we'd feel totally different if we match a route combination on a chip over the ball and stop a two-point play or we have a couple things go differently, but it didn't go down that way."

"You can't be afraid to get up and come back swinging. Guys like Kobie Turner, that's why he is a captain. We have a lot of guys that epitomize that and that's why I'm not at all discouraged. I'm excited and energized about how we respond because didn't want it, but this is an opportunity for us to be who we say we are and seen as better than anything we could say.”