The Rams have to travel to New Jersey to play the Jets this weekend, in a game that many would consider a trap. McVay hasn't historically coached well in cold weather games, but this Rams team is scorching hot and is in first place in the NFC West. They have a chance to put this race to bed early if they can win the next 2 games and Seattle loses this weekend to Minnesota. What do the Rams need to do in this game in order to head back to Los Angeles with a win? Run the ball consistently, establish dominance at the line of scrimmage, and ensure Aaron Rodgers is on the ground early and often.

The Rams SWEPT the 49ers for the first time since 2018. It increases their playoff odds to 52%, while the 49ers remain in the basement of the NFC West with a 0.1% chance to make the playoffs this season. The Rams theoretically slammed the 49ers Super Bowl window shut, in an ugly win that puts them in prime position to make some noise in the final 3 games of the regular season and win the NFC West. Will they do it? We very much feel like they will.

The Rams have an opportunity to sweep the 49ers for the first time since 2018. We know the history of these two teams in the McVay/Shanahan era, but the Rams are in the process of playing their best football after putting up 65 total points in their last 6 quarters combined vs. New Orleans and Buffalo. They were able to get the job done earlier this season without Puka Nacua, Cooper Kupp and a healthy offensive line. All of these things are FINALLY in place, and the Rams are STILL underdogs to the 49ers on a short week. What's your prediction on what's going to happen tomorrow night?

Rams took care of business against the MVP favorite, Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills in SoFi Stadium tonight in DRAMATIC fashion. Absolutely incredible offensive performance (by both teams) but in particular Sean McVay, Matthew Stafford, Puka Nacua and the Rams' offense on third down, in the red zone and seemingly in every single crucial situation. Are the Rams going to make a legitimate playoff push and potentially win the NFC West? There's most definitely a chance. But they have to make sure they're ready to go against the 49ers on a short week. If they do, they'll move to 8-6 and will have swept the 49ers and beat them 3 straight games, going back to last year.

The Rams need this win to dramatically increase their playoff odds. Do they really have a shot? We think they may. The Bills struggle against the run, as well as defending against play-action and teams who run of chunk of plays out of condensed formations, which is exactly what the Rams' offense is doing right now. They've been much better since Week 8, when they got back their 2 primary pass catchers in Puka Nacua and Cooper Kupp. But how on earth are they going to stop the MVP favorite Josh Allen? It's a really tall task for an inexperienced defense. The bottom line: you can't stop him. You can only try to slow him down.

The Rams took care of business after a really shaky start in New Orleans yesterday. Scoring 0 points in the first half hadn't happened under Sean McVay since the 2018 Super Bowl vs. New England and the Rams hadn't won a game after scoring 0 points in the first half since 2009. But, they responded immediately in the 2nd half with some really good play designs, consistency in the redzone and discipline on both sides of the ball. Do they have a chance to go 4-1 down the stretch with 3 of their next 5 games being against NFC West opponents? That seems to be the magic number.

The Rams were physically dominated in all phases last night: in prime time, in their home stadium in front of the GSOT. This team isn't consistent enough right now to make any sort of noise, but the NFC West is entirely up for grabs and the Rams somehow are only a game out of first place. What should you be expecting from the Rams for the rest of the season, knowing they have a handful of tough match-ups around the corner and finish the season with the Seahawks and Cardinals at home? Tap in. Comment your thoughts, like and subscribe.

The Rams need a win at home vs. the Philadelphia Eagles, who are the 2nd best team in the NFC right now. The Eagles are coming off some extra rest before they travel to Los Angeles, and both teams have a tendency to start slow. Is the Eagles' 6-game win streak a little bit of a mirage, considering the teams they've beaten? Are the Rams actually better than what we've seen in their first 10 games, now that they're healthy and are starting to get more efficient in the red zone now that their weapons are consistently on the field?

Rams had to travel to a tough east coast environment and were able to overcome some defensive struggles and put away the Patriots late in this game. Tons of credit is due to how well the offensive line played, Matthew Stafford, and the offense in totality. The defense (aside from Braden Fiske and a few others) struggled, especially in coverage against a rookie QB. The Rams need all three phases to play well against the Eagles on Sunday night.

The Rams are desperate for a win yet again, coming off a really disappointing loss to the Miami Dolphins this past Monday night. They're currently 4.5pt favorites, but have to travel to the east coast to play an early game against a team that has won 2 of their last 3 and are starting to play the role of "spoiler". Will the Rams get back on track?