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LA Rams Are Back Together As They Aim For A Super Return
Jay Paris
The Rams gang was
nearly all together for the first time since the last time and that's super in coach Sean McVay's eyes.
Maybe "super" isn't quite the right word with the Los Angeles' 13-3 Super Bowl loss to the New England Patriots still lingering.
Then again, McVay isn't one to peek backward. Instead he was looking around the Rams' offseason workouts which finally included the veterans and smiled.
"It was a good first day,'' he said. "It was good to get out there with the guys.''
One player is never easy to miss and that's Aaron Donald, the two-time reigning NFL defensive player of the year. But for the first spring, McVay could eye Donald, his stud tackle, up-close.
"I forgot how much I enjoyed him,'' McVay said.
Donald had skipped the past two years' offseason sessions while trying to wrangle a long-term deal from the Rams. He signed his $135 million extension before last season, so he's under contract and as overwhelming as usual.
"One of the things you really appreciate about the great ones is that they bring the others along with them,'' McVay said. "They raise the level of play of everyone around them.''
Someone not on site was Todd Gurley. The star running back with the cranky knees was training elsewhere and that was fine with McVay.