Rams neutral on White House trip

Rams cornerback Aqib Talib was asked if they would visit the White House if they won Super Bowl LIII on Tuesday.

“We have to worry about winning the game first,” Talib said.

Rams coach Sean McVay was also asked if they would visit the White House. He said they had to focus on the game first.

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Tampa Bay has lost four of its past five games. Atlanta has lost seven of its past eight.

“He is 100% in support of me,” Falcons coach Raheem Morris says of owner Arthur Blank. “The support isn’t an issue."

The Falcons signed wide receiver Malik Heath, who was placed on waivers by the Packers, and released safety Jordan Fuller.

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