Do the Rams have an impressive win yet this season?

November 2, 2026

The Los Angeles Rams have clawed back to a .500 record with two straight wins, but their victories so far have done little to silence doubts about their long-term trajectory. Their four wins—over the Giants (28-6), Eagles (24-20), Raiders (35-21), and winless Chargers (24-9)—feature a combined record of 10-19-1 among opponents, with only the Giants holding a first-place standing in their division.

However, the Giants have faced one of the NFL’s weakest schedules, undermining the Rams’ credibility. Meanwhile, their four losses came against teams with a combined 21-9 record, including three first-place squads (49ers, Broncos, Bills) and the Cardinals, who have five losses but still rank among the Rams’ toughest defeats.

The franchise’s closest call came against the Broncos, where a 30-26 loss highlighted their near-miss potential. Until they topple a consistently strong opponent—next up against the Packers on November 25—the Rams’ recent success may not be enough to convince skeptics of a true turnaround.

Injuries to key players like Myles Garrett and Davante Adams have further complicated the narrative, leaving questions about whether the roster can sustain momentum once the stars return.