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Four down territory: Rams must dig out of 1-2 start

Following a thirty to twenty-six defeat against the Denver Broncos, the Los Angeles Rams hold a one and two record after squandering a sixteen-point halftime advantage on Sunday Night Football. Matthew Stafford tossed a pair of interceptions, which featured a pick-six, as the offense battled self-inflicted mistakes such as delay of game flags.

Head coach Sean McVay heavily favored the pass with fifty-five attempts against a tough Denver defense instead of leaning on the ground game. The squad continues to navigate a mounting injury list that includes Puka Nacua dealing with a hip and groin issue, Myles Garrett recovering from knee surgery on injured reserve, and Kamren Kinchens sidelined by a hamstring problem.

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