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Bill Plaschke: Rams are going to the Super Bowl

LOS ANGELES - You could see it last Saturday night at the Coliseum, where dozens of blue stars lay flattened on the muddy turf.

The Rams didn't just beat the Dallas Cowboys. They ran them into the ground.

"I think we kind of feel like we were born for this moment," tackle Andrew Whitworth said.

You could feel it this week in Thousand Oaks, where giants are moving about with sturdy assurance, speaking with quiet conviction, acting like they know they belong.

The Rams aren't scared of their biggest game in many seasons. They're embracing it.

"We're getting back to getting hot and feeling good about ourselves," Whitworth said.

You know how, at a Hollywood party,

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