The Rams are traveling to SF to take on the 49ers as 4-point favorites. Does the spread matter? Definitely not. Sean McVay needs to not get outcoached in this game, like he did a few weeks ago on Thursday night. And we think he will: their usage of 13 personnel in short yardage situations and in the red zone has benefitted their offense in so many ways. Can Sean McVay use a combination of his "new look" offense and some of his older tendencies to flip Kyle Shanahan and Rob Saleh's defense on their head? Also, Special Teams unfortunately remains a big conversation.

The Rams were extremely dominant yesterday in all phases, except for Special Teams. Matthew Stafford looks like the MVP of the league at 37 years old. Sean McVay has unlocked a new personnel grouping that elevates the Rams' play in short yardage situations AND the red zone (where they've previously struggled). Chris Shula has command of the defense, and they're playing as well as they possibly could be. Vegas thinks the Rams can win the Super Bowl. We do as well. Do you?

The Rams are geared up to go win the conference. There's no doubt in our minds that they're well positioned to win 7 or 8 of their last 10 games down the stretch. They are almost completely healthy and just added an inside/outside CB to help compliment their young pass rush. We are ready to go all-in as fans with the Rams being 14-point favorites vs. the Saints. Are you?

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The Rams absolutely dominated the Jaguars in London, proving they're still very much a Super Bowl contender, and just how well coached/prepared they are as an entire unit. Defense was on fire from the jump, and Sean McVay called a hell of a game offensively to keep the Jaguars defense (who led the league in takeaways prior to today) in check. The Rams now coast into their bye week with a 5-2 record and will prepare for the Saints (in Sofi) in a few weeks. In the meantime, ENJOY THE WIN!

The Rams need to get into their bye week with positive momentum, and this is a good opportunity for them to showcase to the world that they're still very much a force to be reckoned with. The Jaguars are forcing a TON of turnovers, and they're a young/hungry defense just like the Rams are. Offensively, they're led by a former #1 overall pick and a coach that used to knock on Sean McVay's office door to show him pass plays. The Rams are the favorites, but the Jags are at their second home. We're confident the Rams find a way to win this one.

The Rams needed a "get right" game, and we... guess they got it against the Ravens in Baltimore? That team was depleted and looks like they're on their way to their worst season in 10 years. Originally, they had higher Super Bowl aspirations than the Rams did this year. So, it puts things into perspective. You need to enjoy wins, even if they aren't perfect. And MAN, was this one far from perfect. Execution issues, penalties, SPECIAL TEAMS. It's all on display, every weekend. The Rams pride themselves in not being complacent - well, here's your opportunity to make changes and look like a playoff team come December/January.

The Rams need a get right game, there's no secret. Limited turnovers (hopefully none), execution on special teams, and being properly prepared to either face Cooper Rush or Snoop Huntley by preventing YAC & easy 3rd/4th down executions underneath. This team has shown they can handle business and the only reason why they have multiple losses is because of their kicking game (and... a few fumbles). Regardless, it's any given Sunday and the Ravens need to find a way back in the win column. What are your thoughts on the Rams right now and this upcoming game? Think we can all at least agree that the Rams shouldn't take them lightly.

The Rams are failed miserably last night to finish the job vs. the 49ers, and they're now sitting at 3rd in the division at 3-2 and are now 0-2 vs. the NFC. It was embarrassing, to say the least. The 49ers were completely depleted, and all the Rams had to do was show up hungry to handle business. They started slow and made far too many crucial mistakes in the end.

The Rams are poised to handle business on Thursday night, and Vegas agrees as they're 6.5pt favorites over their archrival division opponents at home. Regardless of who's hurt and who isn't, McVay vs. Shanahan is always a great match-up. The 49ers will find ways to stay in this game, but their lack of healthy skill players and difference makers on both sides of the ball make this an incredibly tall task for them. We're fully confident that the Rams can continue to ride the momentum and take care of the 3-1 49ers in SoFi Stadium.

The Rams hosted the Colts on Sunday, and were able to handle business in the end, thanks to a $10M homerun from Tutu Atwell. This team has proved on multiple occasions in the first quarter of the season that they're tough and resilient, and it feels like when they need it most: they figure out a way to get it. Whether its offensively, or defensively. They're led by Matthew Stafford, who is playing at an MVP level, and Puka Nacua, who is almost unanimously considered to be the best WR in football right now. Defensively, Kam Curl and the safety play has been tremendous (along side of the front-7) but our corners are... bad. Shula is disguising them right now. Regardless, we're 3-1 and are favorites as we prepare for the 49ers on Thursday night!

The Rams are playing host to the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday, and the Rams are clearly starving to get back into the win column based on everything that has been released from their media team this week. The Colts however are having their best (3-0) statistical start since the 1980's, and their running back is the current favorite to win Offensive Player of the Year. But, we drew comparisons to last year's Minnesota Vikings team: the better coach and QB always tend to handle business in these types of games. And the Rams are that team again this year.

Yes, the Rams lost in the most dramatic fashion possible yesterday to the Philadelphia Eagles in Philadelphia, but that doesn't mean fans should be optimistic about what they've watched thus far from the 2025 Rams. The Eagles are the most controversial team in the league right now and always seem to find an edge in the most crucial moments against us. But it's only September. Our QB is still healthy, our run game looks better each week, and our young front is playing really good football. Let's try to move on and start stacking wins again!

The Rams are taking on the Eagles in Philadelphia for a Divisional Round Rematch this weekend, and the Rams are playing the role of underdog yet again. And rightfully so, the Eagles owned us last year on two separate occasions on opposite sides of the country. But any given Sunday - the Rams are very much poised do some damage in Philadelphia and get the revenge they've been seeking since the schedule was released back in July. The Eagles started slow last year and won a Super Bowl - does that mean the Rams could be catching them at a "good" time?

The Rams improved to 2-0 this afternoon in Tennessee, thanks to their relentless desire to create for Davante Adams and the natural talent and willpower from Puka Nacua. Matthew Stafford, who was dealing with a offseason back injury, looks incredibly good to start the season and this Rams defense (led by Byron Young and Nate Landman) continue to give offenses fits late in games. This has been a much more enjoyable start vs. the last two years, but it's a long season. Enjoy the ride, no matter what!

The Rams are in for a really good test this weekend vs. the Tennessee Titans, in Tennessee. Jeffrey Simmons left a really bad taste in our mouths back in 2021 and based on how banged up our interior offensive lineman already are, we could be in for a tough afternoon. The Rams, led by Sean McVay and Matthew Stafford, are always poised to put together a comprehensive game plan - and one is certainly going to be needed in this matchup. The Rams' secondary is also going to be frequently tested by the young, promising arm of Cam Ward. The Rams are 5.5pt favorites, but Matthew Stafford has NEVER beaten the Titans. Will that change this weekend? We think so.

The Rams are 1-0 for the 7th time under Sean McVay! We break down Matthew Stafford’s performance, Sean McVay’s game plan, and how the Rams matched up against DeMeco Ryans’ Texans. From the trenches battle to standout moments from players like Puka Nacua, Nate Landman and Braden Fiske, we cover all the biggest storylines and what this matchup means for the rest of the Rams’ season.

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Rams officially finalize their 53-man roster, and we jump into all of the cuts, trades and surprises that we noticed as it was made official. Former Rams 7th round draft pick KT Leveston was traded, and players like Brennan Jackson, Derion Kendrick and fan favorite Pooh Paul Jr. have all been officially waived. We dug into each position group (specifically the linebackers) and talked through how the roster stacks up against the others throughout the league.

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