Prior to the 2020 NFL season, three questions were posed for each of the 32 teams. This is the recap and answers to those questions for the Los Angeles Rams.
Draft capital isn’t something the Los Angeles Rams were worried about when they traded for Matthew Stafford. All the wheeling and dealing has left the Rams with a talented core of veterans on both sides of the ball. Yet the glut of trades hasn’t fixed every hole on the roster.
Surpassing the expectations of many in 2020, the Los Angeles Rams captured a Wild Card playoff birth in the NFC playoffs with a record of 10-6. The Rams have already kicked off their offseason with the blockbuster trade of Matthew Stafford.
The NFL schedule won’t be released for another two months. Tampa Bay’s second Lombardi trophy has likely not collected any dust. What does this mean?
It is time to predict the 14 playoff teams.
Welcome to the February edition of the NFL power rankings.
Welcome to the February edition of the Hot-Take-o-Meter. Be sure to follow along with monthly installments of the Hot Take-o-Meter. Some of the Hot Take-o-Meter’s 2020 hot takes aged like fine wine. Others resemble raw sewage.
Multiple reports on Saturday said that the Matthew Stafford trade would be finalized before the Super Bowl. Well, the trade happened later that night. Late on Saturday night, the Detroit Lions found a trade partner for Stafford. Ultimately, it was the Los Angeles Rams. The Rams weren’t even thought of as a potential suitor until late in the process. The Rams divisional foe, the 49ers, was thought of to be the running partner for the Lions in the trade. In the end, the Rams gave a king’s ransom to the Lions for Stafford.
Sean McVay and the 2020 Los Angeles Rams recovered from the Super Bowl hangover they’d suffered a year earlier. The Rams missed the playoffs in 2019 after losing to the New England Patriots in Super Bowl LIII but returned to the postseason thanks to a 10-6 finish.
The road to Super Bowl 55 runs through Lambeau Field and the red-hot Green Bay Packers. After hearing about the Los Angeles Rams’ number one ranked defense all week, Aaron Rodgers responded by leading the Packers’ offense to 484 yards in their 32-18 win over the Rams.
Super wild-card weekend is in the books and now it is time for the divisional round games. We kick things off on Saturday with a two-game slate. The first game will be the Los Angeles Rams (11-6) going into Lambeau Field to face the top-seeded Green Bay Packers (13-3). That game will be followed by the Baltimore Ravens (12-5) heading into Buffalo to face the Bills (14-3). Let’s jump right into some top GPP players, cash plays, and a dart throw for Saturday’s games.
There will be plenty of highlighted matchups between the star players on each side of the ball for Green Bay and Los Angeles on Saturday. In order to truly understand the impact each matchup will have and who is most likely to win each matchup, here is the Rams vs. Packers: What the Stats Say.
Sean McVay and Matt LaFleur reunite as the Rams and Packers look to punch a ticket to the NFC Championship. MJ Hurley previews Sunday’s clash.
Prior to the 2020 NFL season, three questions were posed for each of the 32 teams. This is the recap and answers to those questions for the Los Angeles Rams.
Draft capital isn’t something the Los Angeles Rams were worried about when they traded for Matthew Stafford. All the wheeling and dealing has left the Rams with a talented core of veterans on both sides of the ball. Yet the glut of trades hasn’t fixed every hole on the roster.
Surpassing the expectations of many in 2020, the Los Angeles Rams captured a Wild Card playoff birth in the NFC playoffs with a record of 10-6. The Rams have already kicked off their offseason with the blockbuster trade of Matthew Stafford.
The NFL schedule won’t be released for another two months. Tampa Bay’s second Lombardi trophy has likely not collected any dust. What does this mean?
It is time to predict the 14 playoff teams.
Welcome to the February edition of the NFL power rankings.
Welcome to the February edition of the Hot-Take-o-Meter. Be sure to follow along with monthly installments of the Hot Take-o-Meter. Some of the Hot Take-o-Meter’s 2020 hot takes aged like fine wine. Others resemble raw sewage.
Multiple reports on Saturday said that the Matthew Stafford trade would be finalized before the Super Bowl. Well, the trade happened later that night. Late on Saturday night, the Detroit Lions found a trade partner for Stafford. Ultimately, it was the Los Angeles Rams. The Rams weren’t even thought of as a potential suitor until late in the process. The Rams divisional foe, the 49ers, was thought of to be the running partner for the Lions in the trade. In the end, the Rams gave a king’s ransom to the Lions for Stafford.
Sean McVay and the 2020 Los Angeles Rams recovered from the Super Bowl hangover they’d suffered a year earlier. The Rams missed the playoffs in 2019 after losing to the New England Patriots in Super Bowl LIII but returned to the postseason thanks to a 10-6 finish.
The road to Super Bowl 55 runs through Lambeau Field and the red-hot Green Bay Packers. After hearing about the Los Angeles Rams’ number one ranked defense all week, Aaron Rodgers responded by leading the Packers’ offense to 484 yards in their 32-18 win over the Rams.
Super wild-card weekend is in the books and now it is time for the divisional round games. We kick things off on Saturday with a two-game slate. The first game will be the Los Angeles Rams (11-6) going into Lambeau Field to face the top-seeded Green Bay Packers (13-3). That game will be followed by the Baltimore Ravens (12-5) heading into Buffalo to face the Bills (14-3). Let’s jump right into some top GPP players, cash plays, and a dart throw for Saturday’s games.
There will be plenty of highlighted matchups between the star players on each side of the ball for Green Bay and Los Angeles on Saturday. In order to truly understand the impact each matchup will have and who is most likely to win each matchup, here is the Rams vs. Packers: What the Stats Say.
Sean McVay and Matt LaFleur reunite as the Rams and Packers look to punch a ticket to the NFC Championship. MJ Hurley previews Sunday’s clash.
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