Rams coach Sean McVay announced that all starters will play in Week 18 against the Cardinals, aiming to improve team performance before the playoffs, regardless of seed implications, with quarterback Matthew Stafford supporting this decision.
The Rams lost to the Falcons 27-24 after a late comeback effort, with Stafford throwing three interceptions. McVay acknowledged the team's mistakes and emphasized the need to improve, while Stafford reflected on his errors and expressed readiness for Week 18.
Rams coach Sean McVay criticized a controversial two-point conversion play involving a backward pass that was advanced, arguing it highlights a rule inconsistency he believes should be addressed to prevent similar plays in the future.
After a controversial week involving Puka Nacua's antisemitic gesture and related incidents, Rams coach Sean McVay expressed support for Nacua's growth and emphasized education and responsibility, while downplaying the distractions to the team's performance during their game against the Seahawks.
Rams head coach Sean McVay is uncertain about Davante Adams' availability for Thursday night's game against the Seahawks due to a hamstring injury, and will decide at game time. Tyler Higbee and Rob Havenstein, who are eligible to return from IR, will not play this week. The team emphasizes leadership and positive influence from injured players even when not on the field.
Aidan Hutchinson showcased his versatility with 37 career sacks and five interceptions, while the Lions' aggressive fourth-down play helped set up a touchdown. Despite a tough game for Gibbs and the Lions' run game, linebacker Jack Campbell set a career high in tackles. The Rams' offense, led by coach Sean McVay, outperformed the Lions' defense, scoring 41 points and gaining 519 yards, as the Lions' defense struggled against the Rams' ground game. Punter Jack Fox's streak of punts without a touchback ended after 14 weeks.
The Los Angeles Rams are addressing their field goal operation issues by bringing back veteran long snapper Jake McQuaide and adding Harrison Mevis to compete with Joshua Karty for the kicker position, with McQuaide expected to be the long snapper against the 49ers, as part of their efforts to improve consistency ahead of the Week 10 game.
The Rams scored on their opening drive against the Jaguars in London, opting for a fourth-down conversion possibly influenced by analytics or concerns about their kicker, aided by a questionable roughness call, with Matthew Stafford leading a successful drive ending in a touchdown.
Rams coach Sean McVay is determined to fix the team's ongoing kicking problems after a close overtime loss to the 49ers, acknowledging that poor execution in special teams has cost them two games this season. He emphasized the need to improve protection and overall execution, and expressed confidence in the team's ability to rebound and improve, including potential roster moves to strengthen the cornerback group.
Rams coach Sean McVay expressed regret over a costly fourth-and-1 call in overtime that led to a 26-23 loss to the 49ers, acknowledging it was a poor decision and reflecting on the team's numerous errors throughout the game.
Rams head coach Sean McVay suffered a torn plantar fascia during a game against the Titans but is not playing and is expected to recover, though he may appear more reserved on the sidelines.
Rams coach Sean McVay tore his plantar fascia during Sunday's game against Tennessee but is not playing and is recovering on the sidelines, with a humorous take on his injury.
Sean McVay is preparing the Rams for the Eagles' 'tush push' play in Week 3, noting concerns about potential false starts and officiating, as he aims to prevent the Eagles from gaining an unfair advantage with a 'rolling start.'
Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford returned to practice after back soreness, with a flexible, day-to-day approach emphasized by coach Sean McVay. Offensive lineman Alaric Jackson is progressing well in rehab from blood clots, and rookie Terrance Ferguson participated in practice with limited reps after a groin injury.
Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford threw over 60 passes in practice, indicating significant progress in his recovery from a back injury, and is expected to be ready for Week 1 against the Texans.