WOODLAND HILLS, Ca. The Los Angeles Rams' week 3 defeat is a hard one to endure for Rams fans but the team is ready to respond. In that response, Sean McVay spoke candidly about what happened and his mindset regarding decisions made in the loss.

Sean McVay expresses optimism about Terrance Ferguson after the Rams' rookie TE was a healthy scratch in Week 3.

Also, the Eagles offense seems to have figured things out; and how the Browns and Chargers defenses are among the stingiest.

WOODLAND HILLS, Ca. After a Jared Verse strip sack, followed by a Kyren Williams touchdown to extend the Rams' lead to 26-7 in their week three contest, the team never scored again, allowing the Eagles to rally in a 33-26 defeat.

Big Jordan Davis blocked a 44-yard field-goal attempt and returned it 61 yards as Sirianni's squad beat McVay, the darling of NFL GMs and owners.

Tutu Atwell has just one catch in three games after getting paid $10 million. Here's what Sean McVay said about his minimal role.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/nfl/rams as Rams Morning Report: Sean McVay Makes No Excuses For Loss. WOODLAND HILLS, Ca. The Los Angeles Rams returned to work on Monday as they shift their attention to the Indianapolis Colts following their 33-26 defeat in Philadelphia.

Sean McVay has already moved on from the field goals that the Eagles blocked in the Rams' loss to the reigning Super Bowl champions.

That's because McVay revealed that he tore the plantar fascia across the bottom of his foot during the Rams' win over the Tennessee Titans in Week 2. In an episode of his weekly "The Coach McVay Show," McVay revealed that he's not too concerned about the injury limiting his coaching in any meaningful way. Why?