The Los Angeles Rams needed to score a touchdown for a much-needed NFC West win. They got it with the help of their well-known and lesser-known stars.

On Monday, Rams head coach Sean McVay was asked to evaluate Bobby Brown III’s performance this season. Brown has been a wall for the Rams this season, slowly becoming the team’s premier run defender.

Thursday night’s 30-20 victory over Minnesota gave the 38-year-old McVay, in only his eighth season, his 80th victory with the Rams and on his son’s first birthday.

Sean McVay is a big reason for the Rams’ success in such a tough division and like the Cardinals, he’s had the Seahawks’ number since arriving in Los Angeles. In addition to the 14 regular-season meetings the Rams and Seahawks have had, they’ve also met once in the postseason.

Sean McVay made it clear after Thursday night’s win that the Los Angeles Rams don’t plan to trade Cooper Kupp despite the rumors that have been floating around all week. He acknowledged that teams have called to inquire about the receiver,

After the Rams’ 30-20 victory over the Vikings on Thursday night, the head coach does his best to put speculation surrounding the former Super Bowl MVP to rest.

When the Los Angeles Rams traded up to acquire Braden Fiske out of Florida State in the 2024 NFL draft, it was a major risk. Sure, Fiske looked like a top-40 player, and he played alongside Jared Verse in college,

The Los Angeles Rams overcame a 10-point deficit in the second half and the defense showed up in a big way. Head coach Sean McVay gave praise to the defensive group that kept them in the game to be able to make the comeback.