The Los Angeles Rams defied expectations with a dramatic fourth-quarter comeback to edge the Philadelphia Eagles 24–20 on Sunday, snapping a 10-point deficit to secure their second win of the season. Despite a sluggish start—marked by two interceptions from Matthew Stafford, including a costly pick-six late in the first half—the Rams capitalized on Philadelphia’s offensive struggles, forcing the Eagles to go 0-for-12 on third downs.
The Rams’ late surge featured two touchdowns by Kyren Williams in the final four minutes, while Eagles receiver Darius Cooper provided a bright spot with two touchdowns, including a pick-six return in the end zone. Meanwhile, the Eagles’ woes deepened as injuries piled up, with Saquon Barkley limping off the field with a hamstring issue after already missing key contributors DeVonta Smith and Dallas Goedert.
Quarterback Jalen Hurts continued his inconsistent play, managing just 172 passing yards and failing to build momentum after a Week 3 loss to the Bears. Both teams remain at 2–2, but the Rams’ resilience offers a glimmer of hope, while the Eagles’ mounting injuries and offensive stagnation raise concerns about their early-season trajectory.

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