Title: Rams' Davante Adams Stays Calm Amid 1-2 Start: "There's a Lot of Football Left"

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Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Davante Adams remains unfazed by the team's 1-2 start to the season, echoing the famous words of his former Green Bay Packers teammate Aaron Rodgers from 2014. "Stay in, I mean, it's nothing to freak out about," Adams said after the Rams' loss to the Denver Broncos. "There's a lot of football left, and it's not like we're not playing good ball, obviously excluding that first game."

Despite the disappointing start, Adams took solace in the team's performance, particularly his own individual output. With Puka Nacua sidelined, Adams has been the Rams' top receiving option, recording back-to-back 100-yard games for the first time since joining the team last offseason. "We're definitely disappointed to not finish it out," Adams acknowledged, "but just to get back to what we do, and that's going back to practice, get back to the drawing board and just find a way to finish off something again."

The Rams face a daunting task in Week 4, traveling to Philadelphia to face the Eagles, a team that has already shown its strength this season. However, Adams remains optimistic, focusing on the positives and the opportunities still ahead. As he put it, "There's a lot that we can take from a game like this and feel good about."