""I've never had any sort of growth that ever occurred in easy times," McVay said. "You don't want it to go down like that, but man, we're going to learn a lot about ourselves and the people that we're around - and I think we're going to like what we see. That wouldn't exist otherwise if maybe we found a way to pull those games out.""
""You've got to plan for both," Rams coach Sean McVay said Monday during a videoconference with reporters."
""Was it as enjoyable as it could've been been?" McVay said of the break, "No, it wasn't. But I'm excited to get back to work.""
Lamar Jackson sat out the Ravens' loss to the Texans with a hamstring injury, leaving his availability for the Rams game uncertain and prompting preparation for multiple quarterbacks. Cooper Rush started in Jackson's absence and Tyler Huntley remains on the roster. The Rams failed to capitalize previously when the opposing starter was out and lost a close overtime game to the 49ers. Rams coach Sean McVay said the team must plan for both scenarios, acknowledged the break was not fully enjoyable, emphasized learning from adversity, and noted the team will depart for Baltimore on Saturday for an extended road trip.
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