Blue and gold confetti floated through the air onto the turf, home fans rejoiced as the Los Angeles Rams celebrated becoming NFC Champions, sitting just one win away from hoisting a Lombardi trophy.
The Los Angeles Rams’ longest road trip is finally over, and nothing fights jet lag better than a couple of wins. The defending NFC champions have hit their bye week at 5-3 after back-to-back victories away from LA. The Rams routed Atlanta at the site of last season’s Super Bowl defeat, and they spent the ensuing week in Georgia before crossing the Atlantic for a comfortable 24-10 win over the Cincinnati Bengals in London. Coach Sean McVay gave his players a week off after the 10-day trip and the long flight home, providing the chance to focus on what went
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.
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.