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Rams' biggest problem isn't offense entering crucial two games

Entering a pivotal pair of matchups with a 1-2 record, the Los Angeles Rams face immense pressure to correct their defensive shortcomings rather than worry about their top-ranked offensive unit. Despite holding a high rank in total defense, head coach Sean McVay's squad surrendered 30 second-half points in a recent loss to Denver and struggled heavily against San Francisco earlier in the year.

Compounding these issues, the pass rush has managed only three sacks, and the team prepares to face dual threats Jalen Hurts and Josh Allen without injured cornerback Jaylen Watson.

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