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The game did not turn out how the Rams or fans wanted. Have a look at the reasons why.
What we learned from Sunday’s Week 15 games | NFL
Kevin Patra recaps the game by looking at the strong performance of the Dallas Cowboys’ offense, the Los Angeles Rams getting punished on both sides of the trenches, and the Rams being the first team above .500 that the Cowboys defeated
Instant analysis of Rams’ 44-21 loss to the Cowboys | Rams Wire
Steve Rebeiro...
On the verge of postseason elimination, Los Angeles had plenty of mishaps -- especially on defense -- in its 44-21 loss to Dallas.
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The LA Rams effectively ended their postseason hopes in Arlington, Texas.
Woof. 21-44 and the season is over. The Los Angeles Rams had a less than 50% chance to make the playoffs with a win against the Dallas Cowboys and a less then 10% chance if they lost. So, a big game, right? Since the Rams were coming off a Week 14 win against the Seahawks, a team arguably better than the Cowboys, things were looking good.
You know wasn’t good? Anything...
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Gross.
In what was the most important contest of the year, the Los Angeles Rams put forth an absolute stinker on the road against the Dallas Cowboys, ultimately losing 37-15.
The Rams looked out of sync offensively from the get-go. QB Jared Goff started the game with three overthrows, with the most egregious one on third-down to a wide open receiver in Cooper Kupp running a deep over. Goff had a horrendous contest, missing receivers all over the field and...
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Not a good look for the Rams.
The Los Angeles Rams lost in disgusting fashion to the hands of the Dallas Cowboys by a score of 44-21 in their pivotal Week 15 matchup. The Rams looked overmatched from the first whistle to the last, and it’ll ultimately cost them a shot to make the playoffs barring a miracle. With so many bad performances to choose from, we should have an interesting stock report.
Stock DownQB Jared Goff
Even though he sustained a hand injury...
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Not an ideal start for the Rams.
The Los Angeles Rams (8-5) currently trail the Dallas Cowboys (6-7) by a score of 28-7 heading into halftime in Week 15.
It’s just been a pretty shitty performance from the Rams all around. The offense isn’t moving the ball. The defense isn’t stopping the opposition and they trail by three touchdowns heading into the half. Here’s a look at the Rams’ offensive drives in the first two quarters:...
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Here are the seven Rams who won’t go against the Cowboys in Week 14.
The Los Angeles Rams and Dallas Cowboys are nearing kickoff in their pivotal Week 15 contest. The game looms large for both sides as a win for the Cowboys will keep them in first in the NFC East, and a win for the Rams could potentially close the gap and slot them in an NFC Wild Card Playoff spot for the time being.
Here are the seven inactive Rams tonight:
TE Gerald Everett OT Rob...Richard Mackson-USA TODAY Sports
The Rams are headed to Arlington, and hopefully bringing their momentum with them
The Los Angeles Rams (8-5) are set to take on the current NFC East division leaders, Dallas Cowboys (6-7), at AT&T Stadium in Week 15.
Dallas aims to halt a three-game slide and stay atop a division in which they’re currently tied with the Philadelphia Eagles. The Rams, who are on the outside looking in from a playoff perspective (one game behind the Minnesota Vikings (9-4)...
Minnesota Vikings Head Coach Mike Zimmer | Photo by Michael Workman/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images
Rams fans will have one eye squarely on the proceedings in LA while the Rams warm up in Big D...
New England Patriots (10-3) at Cincinnati Bengals (1-12) 1pm ET/10am PT, CBSDon’t care.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers (6-7) at Detroit Lions (3-9-1) 1pm ET/10am PT, FOXDon’t care.
Chicago Bears (7-6) at Green Bay Packers (10-3) 1pm ET/10am PT, FOXDon’t care. Ok, kinda care.
Houston Texans...USC OT Austin Jackson | Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports
It’s the most wonderful time of the year!
It’s the most wonderful time of the year.
No, not the holiday season. Bowl season!
Two weeks from today, we get the 2019 College Football Playoffs as the #1 LSU Tigers takes on the #4 Oklahoma Sooners and the #2 Ohio State Buckeyes play the #3 Clemson Tigers. Before then? Eighteen bowls of season-ending joy and another two on that Saturday before the CFP.
Now I’m not suggesting you...
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Los Angeles Rams headlines for Saturday, December 14
Playoff implications on the line for Rams, Cowboys in Week 15 | Rams’ official site
The Rams (8-5) travel to Dallas to take on the Cowboys (6-7) at AT&T Stadium on Sunday, with playoff implications on the line for both teams.
Rams’ injury report, 12/13: Webster good, Everett out, Hav doubtful | Rams’ official site
Rams punt returner Nsimba Webster (hip) is good to go for Sunday’s game against...
Los Angeles Rams TE Gerald Everett warms up before the Week 12 game against the Baltimore Ravens, Nov. 25, 2019. | Photo by Jevone Moore/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images
No Young Gerald and probably no Hav.
The Los Angeles Rams are headed to Big D to take on the Dallas Cowboys in Week 15 in a major matchup for the NFC Playoff Picture.
The final injury report for the game should look familiar to Rams fans:
Just like last week, the injury report consists of TE Gerald Everett being...
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With the season on the line, will the Rams extend their win streak to three against the Cowboys?
The Los Angeles Rams (8-5) hit the road in Week 15, hoping to keep their postseason aspirations alive against the Dallas Cowboys (6-7). Despite the win-loss records, it’s Dallas who is currently penciled into the playoffs, while the Rams are on the outside looking in.
Regardless of what the outcome means for the Cowboys, the Rams need to win this game in...
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The Rams and Cowboys are not divisional rivals, though they have plenty of familiarity with each other.
The Los Angeles Rams will travel to face the Dallas Cowboys in Week 15 in what will prove to be a pivotal and crucial matchup for both teams as they look to secure a playoff spot in a tight race in the NFC.
Though the two teams aren’t divisional rivals, they have plenty of familiarity with each other as they’ve faced each other twice in 2017 (preseason and...
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Could it be? Well, let’s have a look.
Completely randomly, the Arizona Cardinals decided to release long-time veteran EDGE rusher Terrell Suggs this afternoon:
#AZCardinals pass-rusher Terrell Suggs was released, coach Kliff Kingsbury announced. An intriguing waiver pickup this week.
— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) December 13, 2019Suggs is a highly-accomplished veteran who has a Super Bowl, seven pro bowls, two All-Pro nods, a Defensive Player of the...
Former New York Giants CB Janoris Jenkins celebrates an interception by punting the ball against Washington in Week 4, Dep. 29, 2019. | Photo by Jim McIsaac/Getty Images
The Jackrabbit is currently unemployed. Should the Rams bring back their former CB1?
The New York Giants waived CB Janoris Jenkins today following a strange couple of days where he seemingly tweeted during practice using an offensive term:
I only can do my job.. retard https://t.co/hYDVcbk9sd
— JackRabbit2.0...Dallas Cowboys HC Jason Garrett congratulates QB Dak Prescott during the Wild Card playoff game against the Seattle Seahawks, Jan. 5, 2019. | Photo by Tom Pennington/Getty Images
Getting the inside info from Blogging the Boys, the SB Nation community for Dallas Cowboys fans.
The Los Angeles Rams are headed to Big D to take on the Dallas Cowboys in Week 15 in a major matchup for the NFC Playoff Picture.
To get a better sense of the opposition this week, I linked up with Dave Halprin from...
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Los Angeles Rams headlines for Friday, December 13
Gurley stiff-arms QB Jared Goff’s compliment | ESPN
Last week, Los Angeles Rams running back Todd Gurley let his head coach shoulder the blame. This week, it’s his quarterback who intended to deliver a compliment, but perhaps didn’t find the right words.
Plenty at stake for Rams second meeting with Cowboys in McVay era | Rams’ official site
The first time the Rams played the Cowboys in the Sean McVay...
The Rams running back has featured more in recent weeks, but he hasn't rushed for 100 yards since the playoff game against the Cowboys.
Rams running back Todd Gurley says his stiff arm against Seattle's Tre Flowers was nothing special. "Not my first time," he said.