The LA Rams put on a clinic against the New England Patriots - ending their dynasty and making a statement. Cam Akers became the man and the Rams defense continued it's strong play against one of the most inept offenses in the league. Rams head coach, Sean McVay kind of got the monkey off his back and it feels good. How good? Watch and find out! #larams #patriots #rams Follow me on » Instagram @laramstalk » Twitter @realLARamsTalk » TikTok @laramstalk » Flick: https://flick.group/larams » Fan To Fan Network: https://fantofannetwork.com/
Kyle Shanahan's 49ers beat Sean McVay's Rams for the 4th straight time. CHECK OUT THE HABERMAN & MIDDLEKAUFF PODCAST https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/haberman-and-middlekauff/id1162534195?mt=2 IG GuyHaberman Twitter: https://twitter.com/GuyHaberman IG JohnMiddlekauff Twitter: https://twitter.com/johnmiddlekauff #49ers #Rams #kyleshanahan #seanmcvay
(0:00-8:38) - CB Jalen Ramsey (8:39-21:29) - HC Sean McVay (21:30-25:33) - LB Leonard Floyd (25:34-31:23) - RB Malcolm Brown (31:24-28:20) - QB Jared Goff Subscribe to the LA Rams Channel: https://bit.ly/3d9IrHe For More Exclusive Content follow the Rams: Twitter: www.twitter.com/ramsnfl Instagram: www.instagram.com/rams/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/Rams/ Website: www.therams.com Get the latest on the LA Rams news, photos, and more by downloading the app! Android: https://bit.ly/3fOjmU7 iOS: https://apple.co/2Nrijgw #LosAngelesRams #LARams #Rams #NFL
Head Coach Sean McVay talks taking a gut punch from the 49ers and is looking forward to responding against the Bears in Week 7. Good Morning Football's Peter Schrager hosts Coach Speak. Subscribe to the LA Rams Channel: https://bit.ly/3d9IrHe For More Exclusive Content follow the Rams: Twitter: www.twitter.com/ramsnfl Instagram: www.instagram.com/rams/ Facebook: www.facebook.com/Rams/ Website: www.therams.com Get the latest on the LA Rams news, photos, and more by downloading the app! Android: https://bit.ly/3fOjmU7 iOS: https://apple.co/2Nrijgw #LosAngelesRams #LARams #Rams #NFL
Despite leading wire-to-wire, the LA Rams did not look sharp when they edged out a tight win against the winless NY Giants and improving to 3-1. Getting a win isn't all that matters. How you perform matters, too. This is why most Rams fans feel better about the loss to Buffalo than they do with the win against the Giants. The Giants outgained the Rams and won the time of possession battle. The Giants rush attack nearly tripled the Rams ground game, yet all they had to show for it were three field goals. For what the Rams lacked offensively, they made up for on defense. The Rams pass rush got after Giants quarterback Daniel Jones sacking him five times and registering 10 tackles for a loss. It's about time the Rams pass rush showed up especially considering how poorly the Giants offensive line has played. As good as the pass rush was, the Rams secondary was just as strong. Jalen Ramsey had one of the plays of the game when he blew up two Giants on one play. The other defensive gem belongs to cornerback Darious Williams who made a pivotal interception for the second time this season. Williams is the first player since 2013/14 to have four interceptions in his first seven career games. A tip of the cap has to go to the Giants defensive front who outmuscled the Rams offensive lines. Because of this, Rams head coach Sean McVay had to run 13 personnel (three tight ends) on 19 percent of the offensive snaps to mitigate the Giants pass rush. This is also why running back Malcom Brown, who is an asset at picking up blitzes and pass protection out-snapped Darrell Henderson. Jared Goff had an okay game, throwing for 200 yards and one touchdown. He rarely took shots downfield and seemed risk averse. Most of those yards came on a long throw and catch to Cooper Kupp for the Rams second TD of the game. It wasn't a pretty win, especially on offense but the Rams defense stepped up and hopefully McVay and company will make the proper adjustments for the next game at Washington. #larams #ramsgiants #nygiants
The LA Rams lost a heartbreaker to the Buffalo Bills this past weekend, 35-32. Yes, there was a blown defensive pass interference call but that did not decide the game. There were plenty other miscues by the Rams that cost them the game. That being said, the Rams offense kept rolling and looked as good as ever outgaining the Bills on the ground and through the air. Jared Goff led the attack throwing for 321 yards, two touchdowns and one rushing TD. Goff looked crisp and decisive with the only blemish being an interception thrown into triple coverage. After three games, Goff is the third highest-rated quarterback according to Pro Football Focus and is light years ahead of his subpar 2019 performance. One of the biggest surprises of the young 2020 season is the emergence of second year running back Darrell Henderson. Henderson topped 100 rushing yards for the first time in his career with 114 yards on 20 carries, good for 5.7 yards per carry. Henderson had five carries for 10+ yards with his longest going for 14. He looked quick and decisive hitting the hole hard. Even though the Rams dug themselves a massive hole by falling behind by 25 points, head coach Sean McVay stayed with the balanced attack with 14 rushes and passes. This is refreshing to see as he and the Rams abandoned the run when trailing last year. Wide receiver Cooper Kupp led the Rams in targets, receptions and yards with 10/9/107 and a TD. He converted on third down and set up several key blocks throughout the game. Rookie Van Jefferson only appeared in eight snaps while fourth year receiver Josh Reynolds matched Kupp with 62 snaps. Aaron Donald continued to wreak havoc on opposing offensive lines with two sacks, a forced fumble and fumble recovery. He simply could not be blocked in the second half and wrecked the game for Josh Allen and company. In the end, the Rams could not hold onto the lead. Whether it was lapses by the defense, missed tackles or blown calls, they did not do enough to escape Buffalo with the win. #larams #ramsbills #buffalobills
The man in charge was mic'd up for the 2019 season finale against the Arizona Cardinals
On today’s Outkick the Show, Clay Travis discussed the demise of the Los Angeles Rams, with Sean McVay and Jared Goff plummeting in performance and public opinion in just one season. How did it happen, asked Travis? The NFL will catch up with what happens on the offensive side of the ball. Clay Travis went on to comment on the surge of the Baltimore Ravens and QB Lamar Jackson. Clay remains a skeptic because history has taught football fans over the years that long-range success for running quarterbacks eventually come to an end. Quarterbacks who run work, but running quarterbacks do not, said Travis. Clay Travis then gave his weekly list of top 5/bottom 5 teams in the NFL: 1. San Francisco 49ers 2. New England Patriots 3. Baltimore Ravens 4. Seattle Seahawks 5. New Orleans Saints 28. Denver Broncos 29. Miami Dolphins 30. New York Giants 31. Washington Redskins 32. Cincinnati Bengals Clay Travis concluded by addressing the situation with PETA and Uga, with PETA tweeting their approval of the University of Georgia using a live animal for a mascot. Clay countered by saying Uga is treated better than 99.9% of people and PETA is overacting.