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Is Matthew Stafford the Reason for the Rams' Brutal Start to 2026?
The Rams' offense has been inconsistent through six games, and Matthew Stafford is a big reason why. In Sunday's 18-16 upset loss to the Cardinals, Stafford was off. His line of 25 of 33 for 222 yards and two touchdowns doesn't tell the full story. Stafford settled for short throws, made questionable decisions that nearly led to turnovers and overthrew a wide-open Puka Nacua down the right sideline on what would've been a touchdown.
Are the Rams a Playoff Team? A 0-2 Division Start Puts Pressure on the Next Four Weeks
Los Angeles opened the season as a Super Bowl favorite, and Sean McVay's Rams spent Sunday at SoFi Stadium unable to beat an Arizona team that came in with one win. The 18-16 loss, decided by a field goal as time expired, dropped the Rams to 2-4 with three losses in four games Are the Rams a playoff team? Yes, they still can be, but the next four weeks will decide it. They are 0-2 in the NFC West, and the 49ers are 5-0 and pulling away.
6 Make-or-Break Players Who Will Decide Whether the Rams Get Back to .500 Against Arizona
The Los Angeles Rams have alternated wins and losses all season, and the pattern says Sunday is a win. Puka Nacua and the NFL's top-yardage offense should be able to move the ball on anyone , but the 2-3 record is proof that yards haven't been the issue. The Arizona Cardinals arrive at SoFi Stadium at 1-4 with an offense built around one tight end and a pass rush that hasn't found its footing. These six players decide whether the Rams get back to .500.
Myles Garrett Stood Out on the Rams Sideline Monday for a Reason Unrelated to Football
Myles Garrett hasn't played a snap for the Los Angeles Rams since his knee surgery in September, but he was one of the easiest people to spot on the sideline during the 37-34 overtime loss to Buffalo on Monday night. It was all about the outfit. Garrett, a Jordan Brand athlete, skipped the team-issued blue-and-yellow gear and wore a black Jumpman tracksuit with teal and purple accents, Jonathan Jones of The Athletic reported Saturday . Injured players almost always blend in on the sideline.
Mike LaFleur Is Dreaming of Man Coverage: 4 Things Rams Fans Should Know About the Cardinals
The Arizona Cardinals team visiting the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday is lighter at wide receiver than the one Los Angeles swept last season. Arizona traded Marvin Harrison Jr. to Houston during Week 5, and rookie running back Jeremiyah Love is ruled out with an ankle injury What's left is a 1-4 team sliding in the power rankings and searching for an identity. Here are four things Rams fans should know before the 4:05 p.m. ET kickoff in Inglewood.
Here's What Should Scare the Los Angeles Rams About the Arizona Cardinals
Mike LaFleur spent three seasons in the Los Angeles Rams' offensive meeting rooms. On Sunday he walks back into SoFi Stadium as the Arizona Cardinals' head coach, with a 1-4 team whose defense gave up 142 points over its last four games. The Rams are 12½-point favorites, according to The Associated Press , and they need the win after a 37-34 overtime loss to Buffalo that made unwanted NFL history . Big lines invite flat afternoons in Inglewood. These are the reasons this one shouldn't be.
Puka Nacua Caught 17 Passes Against the Bills, So Why Is He Thinking About the Misses?
Puka Nacua had the busiest night of his career Monday, and the Los Angeles Rams receiver still left SoFi Stadium thinking about the balls he didn't catch. Nacua hauled in 17 passes for 138 yards and a touchdown in the 37-34 overtime loss to Buffalo , but he went 0-for-2 on deep targets, and those are the plays he has kept replaying. “When we leave the stadium, you think back and you think more about the misses than the 17 catches,” Nacua told the Rams' team website Thursday .
The Ravens Have a Receiver Trade Chip That Les Snead and the Rams Should Be Calling About
Les Snead has never been shy about calling around for veterans, and the Los Angeles Rams' general manager should have Baltimore on the line before the Nov. 10 deadline. Ravens receiver Rashod Bateman is drawing trade buzz, and he would take some pressure off a heavy Puka Nacua workload ESPN's Jeremy Fowler listed Bateman as a name to watch, noting that other teams “have had interest in the past” and that he's due $6.5 million this year and $8.25 million in 2027.
Is Kyren Williams Becoming a Receiver First? Sean McVay Explains the 33 Targets in Five Games
Kyren Williams has been the Los Angeles Rams' lead back since 2023. Five games into the 2026 season, he has become something closer to Matthew Stafford's safety valve and, at times, his first read. Williams has 27 catches on 33 targets, already three-quarters of the way to a career high, and the target share is keeping his weekly production afloat on days the run game stalls. So is it a plan or a byproduct? Sean McVay said Tuesday that the honest answer is a mix.
Who Plays Left Tackle for the Rams vs. the Cardinals With Alaric Jackson Suspended?
Sean McVay settled the question before anyone in Woodland Hills had to ask twice. With Alaric Jackson suspended for Sunday's game against the Arizona Cardinals, the Los Angeles Rams will start David Quessenberry at left tackle at SoFi Stadium. The NFL originally handed Jackson two games for punching Bills edge rusher Bradley Chubb after Monday night's 37-34 overtime loss, and hearing officer Derrick Brooks cut it to one game on Wednesday. That puts Jackson back in the lineup for the Oct.
Kay Adams Points Out the 2-3 Rams' 140-Yard Edge Tops the '07 Patriots, So Why Are They Losing?
When the Rams assembled the latest superteam this offseason, with All-Pro-caliber talent throughout the roster, nobody expected them to be 2-3 five weeks in. Kay Adams, however, is not worried. She believes the Rams will go on a run and win out, pointing to numbers that show how prolific their offense and stingy their defense have been, even without key players on both sides of the ball.
Reigning MVP Matthew Stafford Drops to No. 8 in Sports Illustrated's QB Rankings
After the Rams' heartbreaking 37-34 loss to the Bills on “Monday Night Football,” Matthew Stafford fell to No. 8 in Sports Illustrated's quarterback rankings That's five spots below the reigning MVP's preseason ranking, when the superteam Rams opened a Super Bowl-or-bust season. Stafford had his cleanest game of the season Monday, completing 40 of 54 passes for 383 yards and three touchdowns with no turnovers. The Rams racked up 454 total yards, making the loss even more disheartening.
When Will Myles Garrett Return for the Rams? Why Sean McVay Isn't Opening His Window This Week
The Los Angeles Rams lost a 37-34 overtime shootout to the Buffalo Bills on Monday night, and the pass rush they traded so much for still isn't on the field. Myles Garrett is eligible to come off injured reserve this week, but head coach Sean McVay said his 21-day practice window won't open yet So, when will Garrett return? There's no date, and McVay has been careful not to give one.
Blake Grupe Has to Steady the Rams' Kicking Game Before Special Teams Cost Them Another Title
The Los Angeles Rams signed Blake Grupe off the Jets' practice squad Tuesday, and he arrives with a clear job. Make the kicks, and keep special teams from doing to this season what it did to the last one. Last season, the Rams' bottom-of-the-league special teams units helped cost them the NFC West title and the conference's top seed, which went to Seattle, as ESPN's Dan Graziano pointed out this week . Monday's 37-34 overtime loss to the Bills looked like a rerun.
Viasat Now Offers More Bandwidth to More Customers
ViaSat-3 completion has tripled available bandwidth This article is sponsored by Viasat. Viasat’s third ViaSat-3 satellite launched in April and is now in orbit. Referred to as ViaSat-3 Flight 3, it completes the three-satellite ViaSat-3 constellation, which Viasat began launching in 2023. However, ViaSat-3 Flight 2 is the satellite that matters most to residential internet customers in the U.S. It’s designed to provide more than 1Tbps of capacity over the Americas.
Josh Allen Praises Matthew Stafford After Monday Night Football Shootout
Josh Allen racked up 331 total yards, including two key overtime scrambles, as the Bills edged the Rams 37-34. Afterward, the former MVP heaped praise on Rams All-Pro quarterback Matthew Stafford. “He's the MVP of last season for a reason,” Allen said. “ He's one of the greatest, if not the greatest, thrower of the football of all time . He's an awesome dude. He's extremely humble. He's as tough as they come… he's what every quarterback should aspire to be.
Matthew Stafford Explains Why He Skipped a Timeout for the Quick Snap on the Rams' Tying TD
Matthew Stafford had a timeout in his pocket when Kyren Williams went down at the 1-yard line in the final seconds of regulation Monday night. The Los Angeles Rams quarterback never used it, rushing his offense to the line instead, and Williams punched in the tying touchdown with five seconds left against the Buffalo Bills at SoFi Stadium.
Sean McVay's Overtime Run Call Wasted Matthew Stafford's Cleanest Game of the Season
The Los Angeles Rams spent all of Monday night proving they could move the ball on the Buffalo Bills through the air. Then, with the game in reach, Sean McVay took it out of Matthew Stafford's hands, and the Rams lost 37-34 in overtime Stafford completed 40 of 54 passes for 383 yards and three touchdowns without a turnover. On third-and-5 at the Buffalo 30 in overtime, the Rams ran Kyren Williams for no gain.
4 Maddening Takeaways From Rams' 37-34 Overtime Loss to Bills
The Los Angeles Rams spent the week answering questions about turnovers and special teams after a win in Philadelphia that came with plenty of warning signs. On Monday night, they fixed one problem and watched the other one beat them. Matthew Stafford threw for 383 yards without a turnover, and Kyren Williams' 1-yard touchdown with five seconds left forced overtime.
How Did Kyren Williams Do in Week 5 vs. Bills?
Kyren Williams scored the touchdown that got the Los Angeles Rams to overtime Monday night. He also had his least efficient game of the season against a Buffalo Bills run defense that looked like the right matchup going in, and the Rams lost 37-34 in overtime at SoFi Stadium. Williams ran 16 times for 49 yards and a touchdown and caught six of eight targets for 27 yards, according to CBS Sports . A week after he ran for two touchdowns in Philadelphia, here's how his Week 5 night stacks up.
Puka Nacua, Harrison Mevis Among 2 Winners and 3 Losers in Rams' Overtime Loss to Bills
The Los Angeles Rams lost a game Monday night that the record book says they shouldn't have. They gained 454 yards, scored five touchdowns, didn't turn it over and still fell 37-34 in overtime to the Buffalo Bills at SoFi Stadium, becoming the only team in NFL history to lose with that combination, according to Opta Stats The Rams are 2-3, and the final box score shows how much went right. The loss came down to a few spots on the field. Here's who came out of it looking good, and who didn't.
Alaric Jackson's Postgame Punch at Bradley Chubb Could Cost the Rams More Than Monday's Loss
The Los Angeles Rams' night at SoFi Stadium got worse after the final whistle. Left tackle Alaric Jackson threw a punch at Bradley Chubb as the teams came together after the Buffalo Bills' 37-34 overtime win on “Monday Night Football,” and the cameras caught all of it. Tempers had plenty of reason to run hot.
Rams Make Unwanted NFL History in Overtime Loss to Bills
The Rams didn't just suffer a heartbreaking 37-34 loss to the Bills on Monday Night Football, they made history doing it. According to OptaStats , the Rams are the only team in NFL history to lose with 400-plus total yards, 30-plus first downs and five touchdowns while converting half their third-downs and committing no turnovers. In overtime, coach Sean McVay opted for a 48-yard field goal that was blocked, and Josh Allen and the Bills won it on the next possession.
When Did the Rams Last Play the Bills? What Changed Since Their 44-42 Shootout
The last time the Los Angeles Rams saw the Buffalo Bills, the two teams combined for 86 points at SoFi Stadium. The Rams won 44-42 on Dec. 8, 2024, holding on after Josh Allen scored his sixth touchdown of the afternoon with one minute left. Monday night's rematch in Inglewood comes almost two years later, and a lot looks different on both sidelines. Allen threw for 342 yards and three touchdowns and ran for 82 yards and three more. Buffalo still never led.
Here's What Should Scare the Los Angeles Rams About the Buffalo Bills on Monday Night Football
The Los Angeles Rams know what's coming to Inglewood on Monday night. The last time the Buffalo Bills visited SoFi Stadium, in December 2024, Josh Allen accounted for six touchdowns, and the Rams needed every one of their 44 points to survive a 44-42 shootout. They've spent the week figuring out how to slow Allen down this time. Buffalo (3-1) arrives off its first loss of the season, a 29-26 loss to the New England Patriots that ended on an Allen interception.
3 Reasons the Rams Will Beat the Bills, and 1 Reason They Won't
After two weeks on the road in Denver and Philadelphia, the Los Angeles Rams are back in Inglewood for the kind of game that sorts out a conference. The Buffalo Bills bring the league's top scoring offense to SoFi Stadium on Monday night, and the Rams have fresh bodies on defense to throw at it. Most of the matchup favors the home team, with one exception that has followed the Rams all season. Reasons the Rams will beat the Bills in Week 5 Buffalo can't cover.
4 Truths About the Los Angeles Rams Before Monday Night Football vs. Buffalo Bills
The Los Angeles Rams are 2-2 after a comeback win in Philadelphia , and they host the 3-1 Buffalo Bills on Monday night as 3.5-point favorites . Four games in, the numbers describe a team that is better than its record and is also the reason for it. Trent McDuffie has changed what this pass defense is The Rams allowed 216.7 passing yards per game last season, 19th in the league. They are at 145.5 now, second-best, according to ESPN's research . McDuffie is the biggest reason.
Joe Brady's Coin-Toss Gamble and a 2-for-11 Problem: 5 Things Rams Should Know About the Bills
Everybody in Los Angeles knows about Josh Allen. The Los Angeles Rams watched him account for six touchdowns at SoFi Stadium two years ago and won anyway, 44-42. The Buffalo Bills team that arrives in Inglewood on Monday night is different in ways that haven't gotten much attention on the West Coast. Joe Brady is in his first season as head coach, the defense has a new coordinator, and Buffalo is 3-1 after it just lost its top spot in most power rankings.
It's Too Early to Call the Rams' Myles Garrett Trade a Mistake
When the Rams added Myles Garrett this offseason, surprise rippled through the league in what became a Super Bowl-or-bust campaign. A team one game short of the Super Bowl last season added the reigning Defensive Player of the Year and single-season sack record holder. The start of his Rams tenure has been bumpy. Garrett, largely durable over his decade-long NFL career, missed much of camp with knee swelling and a calf injury.
Aaron Donald's Full Friday Practice Has Rams Fans Giddy for a Monday Night Shot at Josh Allen
The line Los Angeles Rams fans spent a week hoping to read showed up on Friday's practice report. Aaron Donald, the defensive lineman who missed the Eagles game with back soreness, was limited Thursday and upgraded to full Friday, three days before Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills visit SoFi Stadium on Monday night. That is a sharp change from a week ago.
4 Truths and 2 Lies About the Los Angeles Rams Heading Into Week 5 vs. Buffalo Bills
Byron Young strip-sacked Jalen Hurts on the Eagles' final drive Sunday, and the Los Angeles Rams flew home from Philadelphia with a 24-20 win after trailing by 10 at halftime. They'll be back in Inglewood on Monday night for Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills, the highest-scoring team in the NFL. The Rams are 2-2 and 2.5-point favorites . Four things are true about this team heading into Monday, and two popular takes don't hold up.
Need Internet Today? Learn How Same Day Internet Works and Which Providers Offer It
Get online with Same-Day WiFi from Xfinity This article is sponsored by Xfinity. Some internet providers display the term “same day internet” in search results to advertise fast setup. However, not all providers can actually get you online the same day. Other providers, such as Xfinity, use dedicated solutions like “Same-Day WiFi” that are designed specifically to help eligible customers get online in hours, not days.
Ben Solak Says Rams' Chris Shula Has Never Blitzed a Quarterback as Often as Jalen Hurts
Among Sunday's starting quarterbacks, Jalen Hurts had one of the most unimpressive stat lines The Rams' defense deserves credit. The Eagles quarterback became the first since Denver's Bo Nix in 2024 to complete less than 50% of his passes for fewer than 100 yards on at least 25 attempts, largely because defensive coordinator Chris Shula made him uncomfortable in the pocket. Hurts completed 12 of 27 passes for 93 yards with two touchdowns and no interceptions and was sacked four times.
Should the Rams Target Khalil Mack Amid Pass-Rush Injuries?
Heading into Week 4 against the Eagles, the Rams could use more pass-rush depth, and a prime candidate plays across town: Chargers linebacker Khalil Mack. Bleacher Report listed the Rams as a potential suitor for the veteran. The Rams may be without Myles Garrett until November as the reigning Defensive Player of the Year recovers from knee surgery. That leaves an open spot opposite Byron Young, with less experienced players Josaiah Stewart, Wesley Bailey and Desjuan Johnson asked to step up.
Optimum vs. Verizon: Which Internet Provider Is Best for You?
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Lindsey Thiry Isn't Hitting the Panic Button on the Rams, With One Caveat
The Los Angeles Rams entered this season as Super Bowl favorites, thanks to one of the league's most talented, if top-heavy, rosters. That's why some pundits are worried about their 1-2 start, even though it's far too early to overreact. ESPN NFL reporter Lindsey Thiry isn't one of them, saying on Tuesday's “Good Morning Football” that there's no need for concern with the league's latest superteam Cracks Forming in the Superteam?
One Disputed Call Erased a Rams Interception. Their Own Mistakes Cost Them the Game.
A day after a controversial call contributed to the Rams' heartbreaking 30-26 loss to the Broncos, coach Sean McVay said he won't play the victim card. The Rams took a 16-0 lead into halftime, but Denver rallied in the third quarter and went ahead in the fourth as the Rams kept making mistakes. The Broncos stormed down the field in the final minutes. But on third-and-6, quarterback Bo Nix threw a short pass toward wide receiver Pat Bryant near the right sideline.
ESPN Analyst Shrugs off Rams' Second Loss in Three Games
Through three games, the Los Angeles Rams are 1-2, the same as the New York Jets. It's a start few predicted for the superteam Rams and their Super Bowl expectations, but after falling to the Denver Broncos 30-26 on “Sunday Night Football,” this is where we are. ESPN's Dan Orlovsky isn't Concerned “I honestly believe the better team lost once again,” Orlovsky said. “ I thought the Rams played a better football game than the Broncos .
Colin Cowherd Isn't Blaming the Refs for the Rams' Loss, and His Reason Stings
NBC rules analyst Terry McAulay believes a pass interference call on cornerback Josh Wallace robbed the Los Angeles Rams in their “Sunday Night Football” loss to the Denver Broncos. Denver won 30-26 in Week 3 after quarterback Bo Nix leaped across the goal line with 47 seconds remaining. The Rams' final drive ended with Matthew Stafford's second interception.
Six Film Sessions Later, Aaron Donald Takes His Comeback to Denver
Chasing perfection defines Aaron Donald, and it made him one of the greatest defensive players in NFL history. The standard guided the three-time AP Defensive Player of the Year as he weighed a return to the Los Angeles Rams after nearly three years of retirement, a decision he made official in late August. The stakes were high. The Rams needed to avoid a 0-2 start .
Trent McDuffie Has Caught the Eye of Aaron Donald
Impressing Aaron Donald isn't easy, but Trent McDuffie has done it. Donald, a three-time Defensive Player of the Year and eight-time first-team All-Pro, ended his nearly three-year retirement to rejoin the Los Angeles Rams. His Week 2 debut against the New York Giants was his first official game alongside the cornerback. McDuffie shined in the win, shutting down Malik Nabers and snagging an interception.
Symmetric Speeds: When Upload Speeds Should Match Download Speeds
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Aaron Donald Flashes Old Form in Return, Warren Sapp Spots Some Rust
Aaron Donald made his season debut on “Monday Night Football,” becoming the latest defensive star to come out of retirement. In his first game in 982 days, Donald impressed in the 28-6 win against the New York Giants, drawing double- and triple-teams, a sign opponents still respect him. An Electric Monday Night Return “ If you didn't get chills when he was introduced , then you're not freaking alive,” Rams head coach Sean McVay said.
From Overrated to Unstoppable: Where the Rams Stand After Week 2
The Los Angeles Rams avoided a 0-2 start by beating the New York Giants 28-6 on Monday Night Football. Matthew Stafford delivered an MVP-caliber performance, Davante Adams showed he's still one of the best receivers in the NFL and Terrance Ferguson stepped up with Puka Nacua sidelined by a hip injury. The Rams piled up 481 total yards and looked like last year's offense. The defense was just as impressive, limiting the Giants' offense to under 200 total yards.
Matthew Stafford, Davante Adams Chemistry Reaching New Heights with Rams
Since Davante Adams signed with the Los Angeles Rams in 2025, his connection with Matthew Stafford has been strong. In Year 1 together, the Rams reached the NFC Championship Game as Stafford led the league in passing yards and touchdowns en route to his first MVP award. Adams, meanwhile, topped the NFL with 14 touchdown receptions.
3 Good Things, 2 Not-So-Good Things
The Los Angeles Rams flipped the narrative on their embarrassing Week 1 loss with a dominant 28-6 victory over the New York Giants on Monday Night Football. Head coach Sean McVay had the offense humming as expected, even without star receiver Puka Nacua, who sat out with a hip injury. The defense was just as impressive, shutting down the Giants in Aaron Donald's first home game since coming out of retirement.
4 Winners and 2 Losers in Rams' 28-6 Win Over Giants
The Los Angeles Rams entered the Week 2 home opener at SoFi Stadium facing a must-win situation to avoid joining the contenders to start 0-2 this season. Despite missing key players such as Puka Nacua, Myles Garrett and safety Kamren Kinchens, the Rams dominated the New York Giants, 28-6, on Monday Night Football. And by controlling both sides of the ball, the Rams reminded the world why the latest super team was considered an overwhelming preseason Super Bowl favorite.
No Puka, No Problem: Davante Adams Answers The Call
Davante Adams slid back into a lead receiver role on Monday Night Football, with Puka Nacua sidelined , and he delivered his best performance as a member of the Los Angeles Rams. From the first quarter, Adams was in a flow state. Whether on a fade, corner or back-shoulder pass, it felt automatic. He finished with eight receptions for nearly 200 yards and two touchdowns, helping the Rams pick up their first victory of the year.
Matthew Stafford, Kyren Williams, Davante Adams Projected PPR Fantasy Points in Week 2
In their home opener, the Los Angeles Rams seek their first win of 2026 on “Monday Night Football” against the New York Giants, in the second of their record-tying seven prime-time games as preseason Super Bowl favorites. With many eyes on the game, the focus will be on whether Matthew Stafford can rebound from his worst performance as a Ram , Kyren Williams can post his first 100-yard game of the year and Davante Adams can have a bigger impact than last week.
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