The Philadelphia Eagles have won the last six matchups against the Los Angeles Rams. The cross country teams meet for the third time in four years with Doug Pederson and Sean McVay as their respective coaches.
Sleeper teams in the NFL are teams that exceed expectations in a season and make a surprisingly deep playoff run. Last season, the San Francisco 49ers were the only sleeper team from the NFC. Their defense and running game took them from the second-worst record in 2018 to Super Bowl runner-ups in 2019.
The 2019 season was a disappointing season for the Los Angeles Rams, finishing 9-7 and missing the postseason, after reaching Super Bowl LII in 2018. This was the first season the Rams missed the postseason under head coach Sean McVay.
Football fans’ eyes can only do so much. Beyond the simple analysis of players on the field, the ruthless data
It’s August, meaning fantasy football drafts are happening on every platform and everyone thinks that they know more than anyone else. With the season around the corner, some players look back to last year to see how players played. If you’re like those people, then Jared Goff is off of your draft board. Fortunately, some analysts look deeper into the scope of his season which I will do today. Instead of telling you to not draft him though, I’m telling you to draft Goff. According to Fantasy Pros PPR ADP, Goff is being selected as the QB18 and the 140th player off the board overall.
Ryan Potts updates his Hot Take-o-Meter with his statistical predictions.
In 2017, Jared Goff stole the show. 2018 was Patrick Mahomes’s year. In 2019, it was Lamar Jackson. Now, there’s reason to believe Broncos quarterback Drew Lock will flourish in 2020 and become one of the league’s brightest stars.
Could the Los Angeles Rams have a bounce-back season in 2020 or will they miss the playoffs again?
This season has been an offensive albatross for the Los Angeles Rams. They have yet to resemble the explosive unit so many revered. That is one of the reasons why refinding that balance they had over the past two seasons is a major key for them this week against the Chicago Bears.
Following a winning effort that included four tackles, a scoop-and-score, and a game-winning interception, Minkah Fitzpatrick continues to prove to
Well back again to go into week eight of the NFL season and you’re either sitting comfortably or barley hanging on hope to get into the playoffs. To help fantasy football players with their roster construction, three of our writers have provided some insight on which players they would start, would sit, and consider a sleeper for week eight. Be sure to follow all of them on twitter and ask any of The Scorecrow’s fantasy writers for fantasy advice.
The Los Angeles Rams came out looking solid this season starting out 3-0. However, they did experience some turbulence dropping three straight afterward. It was a turn of events that led to them landing star cornerback Jalen Ramsey and reigniting their team.
The Philadelphia Eagles have won the last six matchups against the Los Angeles Rams. The cross country teams meet for the third time in four years with Doug Pederson and Sean McVay as their respective coaches.
Sleeper teams in the NFL are teams that exceed expectations in a season and make a surprisingly deep playoff run. Last season, the San Francisco 49ers were the only sleeper team from the NFC. Their defense and running game took them from the second-worst record in 2018 to Super Bowl runner-ups in 2019.
The 2019 season was a disappointing season for the Los Angeles Rams, finishing 9-7 and missing the postseason, after reaching Super Bowl LII in 2018. This was the first season the Rams missed the postseason under head coach Sean McVay.
Football fans’ eyes can only do so much. Beyond the simple analysis of players on the field, the ruthless data on spreadsheets never lie. Here’s
It’s August, meaning fantasy football drafts are happening on every platform and everyone thinks that they know more than anyone else. With the season around the corner, some players look back to last year to see how players played. If you’re like those people, then Jared Goff is off of your draft board. Fortunately, some analysts look deeper into the scope of his season which I will do today. Instead of telling you to not draft him though, I’m telling you to draft Goff. According to Fantasy Pros PPR ADP, Goff is being selected as the QB18 and the 140th player off the board overall.
Ryan Potts updates his Hot Take-o-Meter with his statistical predictions.
In 2017, Jared Goff stole the show. 2018 was Patrick Mahomes’s year. In 2019, it was Lamar Jackson. Now, there’s reason to believe Broncos quarterback Drew Lock will flourish in 2020 and become one of the league’s brightest stars.
Could the Los Angeles Rams have a bounce-back season in 2020 or will they miss the playoffs again?
This season has been an offensive albatross for the Los Angeles Rams. They have yet to resemble the explosive unit so many revered. That is one of the reasons why refinding that balance they had over the past two seasons is a major key for them this week against the Chicago Bears.
Following a winning effort that included four tackles, a scoop-and-score, and a game-winning interception, Minkah Fitzpatrick continues to prove to doubters that he was worth
Well back again to go into week eight of the NFL season and you’re either sitting comfortably or barley hanging on hope to get into the playoffs. To help fantasy football players with their roster construction, three of our writers have provided some insight on which players they would start, would sit, and consider a sleeper for week eight. Be sure to follow all of them on twitter and ask any of The Scorecrow’s fantasy writers for fantasy advice.
The Los Angeles Rams came out looking solid this season starting out 3-0. However, they did experience some turbulence dropping three straight afterward. It was a turn of events that led to them landing star cornerback Jalen Ramsey and reigniting their team.
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