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McVay: Rams can overcome disappointment

LOS ANGELES_The initial pain and shock caused by their Super Bowl defeat ebbed in the days that followed. But Los Angeles Rams players and coaches are still processing their loss to the New England Patriots.

And they said they would use it as motivation as they begin looking to next season.

"If you can't handle getting gut-punched and responding, this business probably isn't for you," McVay said Tuesday after a team meeting in Thousand Oaks. "The unfinished element of it will just continue

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