Bleav in Rams

The Los Angeles Rams overcome a wave of injuries to defeat the Las Vegas Raiders 35-21, and Super Bowl champion Rob Havenstein joins Erin Coscarelli on Bleav in Rams to break it all down! The duo discusses the dominant rushing attack led by Kyren Williams and Blake Corum, Matthew Stafford making franchise history, and Davis Allen's surprising two-touchdown performance. Plus, the Rams' young defense steps up, but can Sean McVay fix lingering special teams issues and costly turnovers? With the Rams at 3-4 and the Chargers up next, is this the turning point LA desperately needs?

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In this episode of Bleav in Rams presented by Fanduel - Erin Coscarelli gives you the latest injury news from Rams HQ - including how Puka Nacua popped up with a calf injury.

The Rams head to Las Vegas as 3.5-point favorites against a 3-3 Raiders team that’s lost three straight. But at 2-4, LA is dealing with a growing list of injuries that could make this matchup a lot more complicated.

Nose tackle Poona Ford is out for the season with a ruptured triceps, and defensive end Kobie Turner has been placed on injured reserve. With both players sidelined, the Rams need their depth to step up and find ways to generate pressure and control the line of scrimmage. The team signed outside linebacker Darryl Peterson III to the active roster and added nose tackle Jalen Hunt to the practice squad.

The linebacker situation is another major question mark. Nate Landman, the Rams’ leading tackler with 51 total tackles and two forced fumbles, is in concussion protocol. Omar Speights, Shaun Dolac and Grant Stuard could see expanded roles, while Eric Kendricks is expected to be elevated from the practice squad.

Puka Nacua's status remains a key storyline, especially with Davante Adams expected to miss 6–10 weeks with a ruptured hamstring. If Puka can’t play, or is limited, the Rams will need their remaining receivers to pick up the slack.

Here’s the bigger picture: the Rams’ 2-4 start may need some context. Through six games, they’ve faced the NFL’s fourth-toughest schedule. But with key contributors missing on both sides of the ball, the question now is whether their depth can keep them competitive.

Who needs to step up most, and can the Rams get it done on the road against a Raiders team desperate to stop its losing streak? Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com

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Erin Coscarelli and Rob Havenstein take stock of a 2-4 Rams team hit hard by injuries to Davante Adams, Kobie Turner and Poona Ford ahead of a Week 7 trip to Las Vegas. Rob shares what it’s like to block Maxx Crosby and explains why the Rams need to run the ball against the Raiders.

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The Rams fall to 2-4 after a stunning loss to the Cardinals, and the injuries keep piling up. Super Bowl champion Rob Havenstein joins Erin Coscarelli to break down what went wrong, the special-teams struggles, questionable officiating, and the mounting pressure on Sean McVay and Matthew Stafford. Can LA turn things around before the season slips away?

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Erin Coscarelli and Rob Havenstein wrap up the Rams’ 37-34 overtime loss to the Bills, with Rob breaking down the blocked game-winning field goal: a low, driven kick plus a gap in the protection that let Greg Rousseau get home on an overloaded side. They react to the Rams cutting Harrison Mevis for Blake Grupe and run through the long list of kickers in the McVay era, and Rob defends McVay’s overtime third-and-5 run call as a no-win decision. With Alaric Jackson out for the next two games, Rob explains why veteran David Quessenberry is a safe fill-in at left tackle and how McVay can manufacture help for him. He also notes the Cardinals have bigger problems after losing Paris Johnson Jr. for the season. Previewing Sunday’s game, with the Rams as 12.5-point favorites, the hosts read the Marvin Harrison Jr. trade as a possible Arizona fire sale, and Rob says the 2-3 Rams have no more games to give away in the five before the bye.

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The Rams suffer a crushing 37-34 overtime loss to the Buffalo Bills as special teams struggles, costly mistakes, and questionable late-game decisions raise serious concerns. Can Sean McVay turn things around before it's too late?

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Bleav in Bills co-host Adam Benigni joins Erin Coscarelli to preview Rams vs. Bills on Monday Night Football, explaining why Buffalo’s 3-1 start may be a mirage and why its secondary is a nightmare matchup against the Rams’ receivers. They also dig into concerns about Josh Allen’s health and the blueprint teams have used to slow him down.

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Nate Atkins of The Athletic joins Erin Coscarelli to break down the Rams' comeback win in Philadelphia and why penalties, turnovers and special teams are holding back a talented roster. They also cover injury updates on Aaron Donald and Myles Garrett and preview Monday night against Josh Allen and the Bills.

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The Rams grind out a stressful win over the Eagles to get back to .500. We break down Matthew Stafford and the offense’s miscues, a defense that delivered in the clutch, and what LA must clean up before facing Josh Allen and the Bills.

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J.B. Long of the Rams radio booth fills in for Rob Havenstein to break down the blown 16-0 lead in Denver and the injuries behind it. He and Erin preview a trip to Philadelphia, where the Rams have lost four straight, and explain why a 1-2 start is no reason to panic.

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