""It's been nice to celebrate and rejoice and get ready for what's ahead of us," he said after practice at SoFi Stadium."
""An experience to learn from and, man, never let it happen again," he said. "There's going to be moments of frustration later on in the career ... so just being able to manage those emotions and be able to send that energy in the right direction.""
""He's obviously never going to be perfect, nobody is," said Stafford, a 17th-year pro. "We've all had things that we wish we had maybe handled a little bit differently, but he's still our brother. "We love him and we'll continue to support him and try to help him out as best we can.""
Rams wide receiver Puka Nacua was fined $25,000 by the NFL for criticizing officials during a livestream and in a social post after a 38-37 overtime loss to the Seattle Seahawks. He apologized for making an antisemitic gesture during the livestream, prompting statements from the Rams and the NFL. Nacua said the fine hurt but was not unexpected, called the episode an experience to learn from, and emphasized managing frustration and directing energy positively. He enjoyed a Christmas day off and continued preparing for the upcoming game against the Atlanta Falcons, with teammate Matthew Stafford expressing support.
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