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Los Angeles Rams headlines for Saturday, Oct. 5
Amidst disappointing defeat at Seahawks, perspective not lost on Rams | Rams official site
While Thursday’s 30-29 loss to the Seahawks at CenturyLink Field sent the Rams to their second consecutive defeat, it also kept things in perspective.
Matthews suffers broken jaw, out at least a month | ESPN
Los Angeles Rams outside linebacker Clay Matthews will be sidelined for an extended period because of a broken jaw suffered in a 30-29 loss to the Seattle Seahawks, Rams coach Sean McVay said Friday.
Cooks in concussion protocol | Pro Football Talk
Rams receiver Brandin Cooks left Thursday night’s game to be evaluated for a concussion, and on Friday the team confirmed he has been placed in the concussion protocol.
PFF Refocused: Seahawks 30, Rams 29 | Pro Football Focus
Russell Wilson was magical in the Seattle Seahawks‘ 30-29 win over the Los Angeles Rams on Thursday Night Football to kick off Week 5 in the NFL.
Donald on Rams’ defense: Nothing to panic about | Pro Football Talk
The Rams defense gave up 464 yards in a 55-40 loss to the Buccaneers in Week Four and followed that up by allowing 429 yards in Thursday night’s 30-29 loss to the Seahawks.
Report: Donovan Smith fined for hit on Peters | Pro Football Talk
The NFL fined Buccaneers left tackle Donovan Smith for his hit on Rams cornerback Marcus Peters last week.
Troy Aikman forgets that Kupp’s dad was his backup with Cowboys | USA Today
Craig Kupp probably wasn’t expecting to hear his name during Thursday night’s broadcast of the Los Angeles Rams-Seattle Seahawks game.
What we learned from Seahawks victory over the Rams | NFL Network
The wild, wild NFC West played host to a shootout in Seattle on Thursday night. In a back-and-forth battle, the Seattle Seahawks (4-1) laughed last as Greg Zuerlein’s 44-yard game-winning field-goal attempt went wide right and the Los Angeles Rams (3-2) fell, 30-29, to kick off Week 5. Here’s what we learned.
Zuerlein blames poor swing on missed field goal | NFL Network
Greg Zuerlein has been under more pressure before, nailing a 57-yard field goal in overtime to win the NFC Championship. He’d made three other field-goal attempts earlier Thursday night, including a 47-yarder. So, when Greg “The Leg” lined up a 44-yard attempt with the game on the line in Seattle, it seemed destined for the L.A. Rams to sneak out with the win.
Loss to Seahawks reminds Rams NFCW competition is going to be challenging | LA Times
Reality flashed like a siren Thursday night, bright as Seattle’s neon-green uniforms. The days of the Rams rolling through the NFC West are over.
Jared Goff - Less is more | PFF
The Rams are a shamble of their former self and Goff is bad | Field Gulls
If this is Jared Goff now, the Seattle Seahawks may need to focus all of their attention on the San Francisco 49ers. And while we can place a lot of attention on Greg Zuerlein missing a 44-yard field goal to help Seattle move to 4-1, a game ahead of the now 3-2 LA Rams, I’m sure Sean McVay and Goff will be focusing on scoring 29 points and missing early game opportunities to put the Seahawks away early.
It’s time to admit that Jared Goff is a problem | LA Sports Hub
While the Los Angeles Rams are 3-1, they have not played as well as they could be and we all should know what the problem truly is.
Rams’ biggest strength has become its achilles heel | The Ringer
The Rams just don’t look like themselves.
Exclusive, behind-the-scenes footage of SoFi Stadium | Fox News Los Angeles
It is the biggest stadium in the world and it’s in our backyard. SoFi Stadium, the new home of the LA Rams and Chargers, is scheduled to open in Inglewood in summer of next year. Just one station got an exclusive, behind-the-scenes tour of the stadium under construction.
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