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Clay Matthews broke his jaw the last time the Rams played the Seahawks and lost, but are hoping for better results at the Coliseum.
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The Rams desperately need Jared Goff to perform like a franchise quarterback they are paying him to be.
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Rams coach Sean McVay plans to utilize the same offensive strategy on Sunday against the Seattle Seahawks.
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Rams must find a way to contain scrambling Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson if they hope to win their key NFC West game Sunday.
The Rams placed kick returner JoJo Natson on injured reserve because of a hamstring injury suffered in last week’s victory over the Arizona Cardinals.
The Rams know they probably must win their final four games — against the Seahawks, Cowboys, 49ers and Cardinals — to have chance for a playoff spot.
Rams running back Todd Gurley played a significant role in the offense’s season-best performance during Sunday’s 34-7 win over the Arizona Cardinals.
Tyler Higbee made plenty of memorable catches in the Rams’ 34-7 victory over the Arizona Cardinals, showcasing his skill and importance to the offense.
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Robert Woods tied his career high with 13 catches and set a career high with 172 yards receiving as the Rams rolled over the Arizona Cardinals, 34-7.
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Rams’ 34-7 victory over the Arizona Cardinals by the numbers
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Taylor Rapp’s first career interception received plenty of raucous reactions from his Rams teammates in a 34-7 win over the Arizona Cardinals.
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Jared Goff delivers a ‘better’ performance, passing for 424 yards and two touchdowns in the Rams’ 34-7 victory over the Arizona Cardinals.
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Breaking down how the Rams and Arizona Cardinals match up on the field heading into Sunday’s game.
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The Rams have struggled against dual-threat quarterbacks, and Arizona Cardinals rookie Kyler Murray presents another challenge in a virtual must-win game.
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A year ago, winning made the Rams’ and Chargers’ futures look bright. Now, both will be coming off sub-par seasons when SoFi Stadium opens next year.
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