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Welcome to the Insiders on NFL Network.

Judy Batista, Ian Rappaport, joining me, Mike Garifolo.

Brian Baldinger is along for the ride.

He'll be with us shortly, as is our Jeffrey Chidea.

We've got two guests tonight.

Gerald McCoy, also one of our co-workers here at NFL Network.

He will be joining us later in the program, as well as Jaguar's linebacker, Trayvon Walker,

the former number one overall pick stops by to talk expectations for this upcoming season,

talk about some of the big deals his teammates have gotten, and maybe one coming

for him in the future. He'll be with us later in the show. But for now, let's talk Rams. Let's talk

Sean McVeigh, the coach of that team right there that won the Super Bowl just a couple of years

ago, went through a reset. He recently told the team's official website, you know what's cool?

This is a quote, being around this group, and especially even last year, feels like year one again.

And I really mean that. See, it's nice to say, nice to know that he really does mean what he is saying.

But this is a rejuvenated Sean McVeigh. This is a guy that clearly feels better about his position, his situation than he did coming

off of that Super Bowl and toyed with the idea of heading into broadcasting, now rejuvenated

as the head coach of the Rams.

I want to throw it to you here to start because this is a Rams team

that's got a bunch of things going on. There's a lot of confidence there. They had some money that they spent in free agency to help fortify that offensive line, did so in the draft as well. But they've got that quarterback situation that needs to be resolved with Matthew Stafford wanting a little tweak to You got to think that one of that one of the reasons Sean McVeyfield's rejuvenated is because they had such a

good year, such a promising year last year with such a young team except for their 36-year-old

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