The Rams entered week 4 welcoming the Tampa Bay Buccaneers to Los Angeles for a 71 degrees and sunny kickoff looking to continue their undefeated streak. The visiting Buccaneers led by Head Coach Bruce Arians defeated Sean McVay and the defending NFC Champions 55-40 in a stunning high scoring affair.
In the Rams’ final home opener in the Coliseum before heading into their new Inglewood stadium in 2020, Los Angeles jumped at the opportunity of picking up a statement win in its NFC championship game rematch against the New Orleans Saints. A controversial no-call by Los Angeles cornerback Nickell Robey-Coleman resulted in New Orleans falling short of a Super Bowl birth last year — Los Angeles wanted to prove their win was no fluke and did just that — this time routing the shorthanded Saints 27-9 on Sunday. “Every win is a big win, but today was a very important
The cliché “defense wins championships” was played out on America’s largest domestic sports stage in Super Bowl LIII on Sunday at the Mercedes Benz Stadium as the New England Patriots defeated the Los Angeles Rams, 13-3. The heavily relied on defenses of both teams made for an underwhelming Super Bowl fan experience as television ratings hit a 10-year low of 44.9/68 share, according to the Sports Business Journal. “This was for it all, the last two teams, we fell short,” stated back-to-back NFL defensive player of the year, Rams’ defensive tackle, Aaron Donald stated. Coincidentally, the New England Patriots’ dynasty
Notes, quotes and things picked up on the run from coast-to-coast and all the stops in between and beyond.
When the Los Angeles Rams’ team bus rolled into their suburban training complex after a boisterous flight from New Orleans, the players and coaches were greeted by rowdy fans welcoming home the new NFC champions in the middle of the night.
Rams down thirteen points Two field goals and one touchdown Saints fans are real loud Saints fans yell and yell Offense struggle to hear Goff Goff can’t hear McVay Rams call a fake punt Hekker throws a perfect pass first down: LA Rams Thirty-six-yard play Jared Goff to Brandin Cooks Gurley makes touchdown Higbee is open Rams score on a third-and-goal Three-point game for Rams Brees throws to Lewis Robey-Coleman hits Lewis No call on the play Saints and Rams tie twice Sending them to overtime Saints get the ball first Fowler pressures Brees
The offense started with an alert and aggressive defense for the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday. A major element to the Rams 48-32 win for the San Francisco 49ers was the Rams defense forcing turnovers. The victory marks a division sweep of the NFC West and the number two seed in the NFL playoffs. “We looked at this as a playoff game,” said Rams head coach Sean McVay. “This was a good team win. Great to be able to get that bye and get ourselves as healthy as possible.” Both L.A. teams have reached the playoffs with the Chargers playing
Looking to snap a two-game losing streak, the Los Angeles Rams resembled the team that has been seen during the first 11 weeks of the season, and not the previous two. Rams quarterback Jared Goff found himself of old and was efficient in Sundays 31-9 victory over the Arizona Cardinals at State Farm Stadium.
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After 30 years, Monday Night Football returned to Los Angeles and it was nothing short of a humdinger. Lead changes and ties ensued as two top-notch NFL teams battled.
Photos from the Rams 29-27 win over the Green Bay Packers. Photos by Robert Torrence
The Green Bay Packers fought all four quarters to the thunderous flourish of their fan base, who traveled in droves to the matchup. Their stubborn defense and high-flying offense were thwarted as the undefeated Rams survived Green Bay 29-27.
The Los Angeles Rams vanquished the Minnesota Vikings 38-31 to remain undefeated on Thursday night. So far, the Rams are making L.A. the “City of Champions” by having one of the best records in the NFL.
The Rams completed the final phase of their offseason program before training camp, a three-day mandatory minicamp on Thursday with one noticeable absence, All-Pro defensive tackle Aaron Donald.
The fireworks as the Rams ran out of the tunnel at the start of the NFL NFC Wildcard playoff game had sizzled out as the clock struck 00:00 and the scoreboard read 26-13 in favor of the Atlanta Falcons inside the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum on Saturday, Nov. 6.