What you might have missed in the Rams' 9-6 victory over the New York Jets

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There’s no place to go but up after scoring six points in Bryce Petty’s first start.

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Rams linebacker Alec Ogletree waves to fans as he heads to the locker room with the game ball in his helmet after helping seal a 9-6 victory over the Jets with an interception.

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Jets running back Bilal Powell is tackled by Rams safety Maruice Alexander late in the fourth quarter.

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Rams linebacker Alec Ogletree wrestles the ball from Jets receiver Quincy Enunwa to seal a 9-6 win.

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Rams linebacker Alec Ogletree celebrates with teammates Trumaine Johnson and Rob Havenstein, right, after intercepting a pass from Jets quarterback Bryce Petty late in the fourth quarter. (Robert Gauthier / Los Angeles Times)

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Rams defense flips Jets running back Bilal Powell during a second quarter run.

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Rams Coach Jeff Fisher reacts after his offense is forced to punt during a game against the Jets earlier this season. (Robert Gauthier / Los Angeles Times)

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Rams kicker Greg Zuerlein kicks a go-ahead field goal to cap a fourth quarter drive, giving LA a 9-6 lead.

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EAST RUTHERFORD, NEW JERSEY, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2016 - Rams kicker Greg Zuerlein is congratulated by holder Johnny Hekker after hitting his first of three field goals against the Jets at MetLife Stadium. (Robert Gauthier/Los Angeles Times) (Robert Gauthier / Los Angeles Times)

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Rams quarterback Case Keenum is sacked by Jets lineman Steve McLendon during third quarter action.

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Rams running back Todd Gurley breaks through for a long fourth quarter gain.

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Rams quarterback Case Keenum scrambles out of the pocket and away from Jets defensive lineman Leonard Williams during a third quarter drive.

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Rams running back Todd Gurley breaks an attempted tackle by Jets safety Marcus Gilchrest during a fourth quarter drive.

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Rams running back Benny Cunningham is pushed out of bounds just short of the goal line by Jets safety Marcus Gilchrest during first half action.

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EAST RUTHERFORD, NEW JERSEY, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2016 - Rams punter Jpnny Hekker follows through on a fourth quarter punt against the Jets at MetLife Stadium. (Robert Gauthier/Los Angeles Times) (Robert Gauthier / Los Angeles Times)

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Rams running back Todd Gurley is upended by Jets cornerback Darryl Roberts during the second half action.

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Jets receiver Brandon Marshall (15) flips the ball to running back Bilal Powell, who runs it in for a second-quarter touchdown.

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Rams receiver Tavon Austin breaks the tackle of Jets linebacker Julian Stanford during a second half drive.

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Linebacker Cory Littleton, 58, runs on to the field with Rams defensive players to play the New York Jets at MetLife Stadium.

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Kenny Britt, 18, leads and the rest of the Rams receivers huddle before taking the field to play the New York Jets.

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By Matt Wilhalme

Nov. 14, 2016 4 AM PT

Here are a few things you might have missed from the Rams’ 9-6 win over the New York Jets on Sunday at MetLife Stadium.

FIRST QUARTER

The Rams gave up on the running game after driving to the one-yard line on their first possession. Benny Cunningham fumbled and recovered, but that was enough. L.A. then went to the air on back-to-back passes without getting into the end zone on what would be their best opportunity of the day.

The Rams got Todd Gurley involved early, he just wasn’t very effective in the first half. Gurley carried the ball 10 times for 10 yards, with five of his carries going for zero or negative yards.

The word might be out on emergency quarterback Johnny Hekker. The Jets didn’t budge when the Rams punter ran under center in an effort to get New York to jump offside or call a timeout. The Rams took a delay-of-game penalty, but it didn’t hurt Hekker’s punt, which was downed at the one-yard line.

Jets rookie Robby Anderson had the biggest catch of the day, a 52-yard reception early in the first quarter. The receiver danced along the sideline while battling E.J. Gaines for control of the ball. Jeff Fisher could have challenged the play, but after winning his first challenge to overturn a Jets first- down ruling on third and nine, the Rams coach let it ride and the Jets eventually scored a touchdown.

SECOND QUARTER

Quincy Enunwa’s block might have been more important than Brandon Marshall’s lateral to Bilal Powell on the Jets’ touchdown. Enunwa got outside position on Trumaine Johnson as Marshall flipped the ball out to Powell for an easy score.

Anderson could have recorded his first career touchdown on a 68-yard catch-and-run, but Bryce Petty overthrew him. The only thing that would have been in front of Anderson was open turf.

THIRD QUARTER

The Rams were forced to settle for a go-ahead field goal after Jets cornerback Buster Skrine got away with pass interference on Tavon Austin. Quarterback Case Keenum took a shot deep down the middle to Austin on third and 20, but the receiver fell as he turned to the ball after a “grab” by Skrine. The back judge grabbed at the flag at his waist, but never pulled it out.

FOURTH QUARTER

Gurley’s longest run of the year, 21 yards, was erased by a holding penalty on left tackle Greg Robinson.

matt.wilhalme@latimes.com

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