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If the only thing separating Jared Goff from “elite” is winning a Super Bowl, skeptics shouldn’t hold their breath. Far worse quarterbacks than Goff have won the Super Bowl and the Detroit Lions are as good as any team in the NFC despite losing to the Kansas City Chiefs on Monday Night Football. Coincidentally if there are two quarterbacks in the conference who stand between Goff and the Super Bowl, they are either playing or have played for Sean McVay’s Rams: Matthew Stafford and Baker Mayfield.
But is McVay the real “quarterback whisperer” if he couldn’t get as much out...
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The 2026 quarterback class has not turned out the way that many had hoped heading into the season. Nobody has separated themselves as the top quarterback in the class and those that were thought to be among the best have dropped off significantly. We’ve officially completed the first half of the college football season, which means it’s a good time to take a look at where things stand.
Every week throughout the college football season, I will be watching some of the top quarterback prospects for 2026 and rating their performances. Let’s take a look at who will be worth...
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The Los Angeles Rams got back in the win column following a 10-day break, defeating the Baltimore Ravens 17-3. It may not have been the most inspiring of wins, but the Rams got the job done and guarantee themselves a winning record at their bye week. A defensive stop at the end of the first half and the offense scoring twice in two minutes was the difference. Let’s jump into this week’s 10 takeaways.
This is something that goes back to last year for the Rams. Last season, they ranked 30th in first quarter...
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Puka Nacua left Sunday’s game against the Baltimore Ravens with an apparent injury in the first half and the Rams star is likely to miss games because of it. While he did return in the second half in a limited role, Nacua could miss time moving forward. According to NFL Media’s Ian Rapoport, Nacua suffered a sprained ankle in Week 6 against the Baltimore Ravens that will likely cause him to miss time.
That’s disappointing news for the Rams and Nacua after the wide receiver was off to a historic start to the 2025 season. Nacua’s 52 catches through five...
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A win is a win—no matter how ugly.
The Los Angeles Rams defeated the Baltimore Ravens on the road 17-3 and moved to 4-2 on the season. It was an effort led by the defense, and Nate Landman finished with a franchise record 17 tackles.
Let’s take a look at the top five players on each side of the ball according to the Pro Football Focus (PFF) game grades along with a few additional notes.
I will preface all the offensive line grades with a note that...
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The Los Angeles Rams got a much-needed win over the Baltimore Ravens in Week 6. Los Angeles avoided another letdown over a beatable opponent. Baltimore, without Lamar Jackson, battled for as long as they possibly could until things fell apart in the second half.
Let’s dive into the good, the bad and the ugly from the win over the Jackson-less Ravens.
In a game where the offense did jack crap through a painfully ugly first half, the defense decided to throw them a bone, or two. More on that...
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The Los Angeles Rams beat the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday, but their special teams struggled mightily in both the kicking game and the coverage game. It’s become a theme for the Rams this year that their special teams is inconsistent, and it’s concerning for the team that would easily have at least one more win (maybe two) if their special teams played at an adequate level.
Are the special teams the weakest phase of this team when compared to the offense and defense?
Either way, I am not really sure what the Rams will do with Joshua Karty or their...
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The Los Angeles Rams (4-2) will travel to London to take on the Jacksonville Jaguars (4-2), and according to FanDuel the Rams are favored by -3 points, while Jacksonville is the +3 underdog.
The over/under total is currently set at 46.5, and with Sean McVay and Liam Cohen there could be points scored, but each team can also bring strong defensive play, so this could be a slower paced game with less scoring.
If you are brave enough to bet on either of these teams or the over/under, then I wish you luck. Each team at times has looked very...
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The Los Angeles Rams Week 6 game against the Baltimore Ravens was not necessarily a must-win—it was more of a cannot lose. The Rams seemingly approached this game as such, as they played down to the Ravens’ level and this matchup was far closer than it ever should have been. Give LA credit for coming out on top. They win 17-3 and advance to 4-2 on the season.
While it was mostly an ugly outing, this is who stood out on an individual level in both positive and negative ways:
In what is becoming...
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If you watched the Los Angeles Rams take on the Baltimore Ravens then you know exactly what “The kick” means when McVay said, “We gotta make that kick” as he spoke to the media after the Rams unconvincing win against Baltimore.
The kick in question was when Joshua Karty bounced a 26-yard field off the goal post instead of sending the short kick through the uprights.
Said McVay,
“Obviously you guys are gonna ask me about the field goal. I thought the protection was good, we gotta make the kick.”
In the age of the NFL where 50+ field goals...
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The Los Angeles Rams beat the Baltimore Ravens by a final score of 17-3. The Rams’ offense, for the second game in a row failed to show up for most of the first half, but their defense fought hard, and Kyren Williams responded to last week’s fumble with maybe the best catch he’s had in his career as he was the one (along with Matthew Stafford) who kicked-started the offense, and helped L.A. secure this much needed win.
The Rams started this one off, and that’s putting it nicely. Joshua Karty missed a 26-yard field goal early and Matthew Stafford...
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The Los Angeles Rams are tied with the Baltimore Ravens by a score of 3-3 after the first half of play. Despite the internal hope that the Rams would cut their mistakes and “stop beating themselves”, they had some real blunders today including a missed 26-yeard field goal and a brutal fumble by Matthew Stafford directly after a great interception by Quentin Lake, and that was all in the first quarter as the Ravens led 3-0 by the start of the second.
In quarter two, the Rams were driving when Puka Nacua went down hard on a Stafford pass to...
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