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...

The Los Angeles Rams (3-2) travel to take on the Baltimore Ravens (1-4) for a Week 6 matchup at 1:00pm. Here’s our how to watch guide! Win or lose, both teams technically will still be able to make the playoffs, but this is about as “must-win” for each team as it gets.

The Ravens were supposed to have shot at the Super Bowl, and it looks like they could miss the playoffs. Lamar Jackson is out, but Baltimore should be getting some big-time players back today and are coming off a blow-out loss, so expect them to give L.A. plenty...

The Los Angeles Chargers are seeking a running back on the trade market. Does Jim Harbaugh want back his old Michigan running back? If Blake Corum hasn’t been the player that the Rams hoped he would be as a third round pick in 2024, perhaps they could recoup their draft investment to some degree.

The Rams have extended Kyren Williams for three more years after 2025 and drafted Jarquez Hunter in the fourth round, meaning both running backs are under contract through 2028. Corum is in his second season after being drafted out of Michigan, but has had just 92...

Only days after Rams fan confidence reached a season peak of 96%, the Thursday Night Football loss to the San Francisco 49ers had many L.A. faithful wary of their beliefs moving forward. In Week 6’s SB Nation Reacts poll asking fans if they are confident in the direction of the team, just 56% said that they were.

That’s a drop of 40% in one week!

So far this season, the fan confidence poll has yielded results of 95%, 94%, 94%, 84%, and 96%, staying above 80% for the entire season including after the blocked FG loss to the Eagles.

Does...

The Los Angeles Rams are less than 24 hours away from their sixth game of the season and looking to rebound from last Thursday’s overtime loss to the 49ers. What do you — the Rams fans, the people who really should be getting what they want more than anyone in the organization — want to tell Sean McVay and the other people on the team before they face the Baltimore Ravens?

Should Sean McVay be starting someone who he isn’t starting?

Should Matthew Stafford be doing something differently?

What do the Rams need to do differently on defense against the...

Pro Football & Sports Network (PFSN) released a new metric to assess quarterback play for the 2025 season. It’s called the “QB Impact” grade and gauges performance based on traditional stats while also weighing more advanced metrics such as net yards per attempt (removes sack yardage from passing totals divided by total passing plays) and third/fourth down conversion rates to arrive at a letter grade for each signal caller.

PFSN’s Quarterback Impact (QBi) assigns a letter grade to an individual quarterback’s performance. We arrive at the grade by factoring in both passing and rushing efficiency and volume. More stable...

Starting last Thursday, college football fans have an amazing run of televised action to tune in for. Excepting Sundays and Mondays, every day/night will offer games through the Thanksgiving weekend. Week 7 rolls in with a slate of big games and showcases for draft prospects. Identified any prospects for the Los Angeles Rams?

Talk about your favorite prospects, teams, or this week’s games in the forum.

#1 Ohio St. (5-0) @ #17 Illinois (5-1)

9 a.m. on FOX

Eyes on: OSU’s backfield has a trio of standout sophomores, QB Julian Sayin and RB’s Bo Jackson and James Peoples, to...

Looking to get back in the win column, the Los Angeles Rams travel to M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore, Maryland for a Sunday October 12 matchup with the Baltimore Ravens. Kickoff is set for 10 a.m. PST. Both teams are looking to rebound after Week 5 losses. L.A. lost to their arch-rival, the San Francisco 49ers 26-23 in overtime, while the Ravens were given a 44-10 whipping at the hands of the Houston Texans.

The big news is that a hamstring problem will force Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson, a two-time NFL MVP, out of his second consecutive game. That leaves...

The Los Angeles Rams enter Week 6 having lost two of their last three games. L.A. should be undefeated, emphasis on should, as they failed to win key matchups against the Eagles and 49ers. Their failure has led to the Rams to whiff on a golden opportunity by being of the top teams in a wide-open NFL.

If you haven’t noticed by now, this has been a remarkably odd season through these first few weeks. No team has stood above the pack so far, and the league hasn’t been this wide-open in quite a few years. To illustrate (some) of...

The Los Angeles Rams have a chance to win against the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday, and get their record to a strong 4-2. Given the state of the NFC (no undefeated teams), a 4-2 record through six weeks is not a bad place to be, even a 3-3 record isn’t the worst, but the Rams really want to bounce back from their sad loss to the San Francisco 49ers in Week 5, and the fans would love to see their team get back in the win column.

The NFC seems to be anyone’s conference right now, and that will change,...

The Los Angeles Rams take on the Baltimore Ravens in Week 6 following 10 days of rest and a disappointing loss to the San Francisco 49ers. After 10 days, we’ll finally get to see how this Rams team responds to that adversity. This game has gotten easier than it seemed at the beginning of the season with the Ravens sitting at 1-4. At the same time, the Rams tend to like to make things more interesting than they need to be. Following their mini-bye, the question will be whether the Rams have learned from their past mistakes and can begin...

One of the primary focal points for the Los Angeles Rams over the next year will be how they approach life after quarterback Matthew Stafford. While it’s something that’s been brought up in the past few drafts, the Rams will have two first round picks in the 2026 NFL Draft in a quarterback class that has a lot of talent. At this point, it’s almost presumed that the Rams will use one of those first round picks on a rookie quarterback.

While the 2026 quarterback draft class was seen as a strong class when the Rams made the trade, it...