The Los Angeles Rams picked an awful day to play their worst offensive game in 2017. Five turnovers, including two interceptions by Jared Goff, put a fine point on a 16-10 underwhelming performance in the LA Coliseum. The loss gives the Rams a 1-1 record inside the division and a 3-2 record overall.
Still, when looking at the numbers, Los Angeles lost a game they could have won, and almost did at the end. For those who had predicted a fall back to earth for the Rams, they were half right. Yes, Goff looked like a quarterback we’d seen shades of, and the curious lack of production from running back Todd Gurley and veteran receiver Sammy Watkins will leave some to wonder what McVay was thinking.