Rams News of the Day: Dec. 10th

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**Today's Rams Topics**


Critical Fourth-Quarter Turnover a Key Factor in Loss

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TRANSCRIPT: LA Rams HC Sean McVay, QB Jared Goff, RB Todd Gurley, WR Cooper Kupp, CB Nickell Robey-Coleman, ILB Alec Ogletree, DL Aaron Donald post-game media interviews

Here’s what the Rams had to say after the big Week 14 loss.
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Rams’ secondary takes big hit with loss of Kayvon Webster to torn Achilles tendon

Two plays, two ends of the field, two very different outcomes and emotions. Rams cornerback Kayvon Webster recorded an interception on the third play of the game Sunday against Philadelphia, his first interception since 2013. It led to a Rams touchdown, but by the end of the quarter, Webster was in the locker room, his season finished.
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Rams learn difficult lessons in 43-35 loss to Eagles

The Los Angeles Rams learned an important lesson about how close the margin for error might be in the playoffs with their 43-35 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday.
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Hard lessons in loss to Eagles hamper Rams’ playoff positioning

There was a two-minute span Sunday afternoon when everything was coming up Rams.
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Bonsignore: Rams learned some bitter lessons on Sunday, and they couldn’t have come at a worse time

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Eagles, without injured Carson Wentz, win wild fourth quarter to beat Rams –OC Register

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Eagles lose Wentz to injury, beat Rams 43-35 to win NFC East –LA Times

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Refocused: Philadelphia Eagles 43, Los Angeles Rams
35 –PFF

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Opportunity knocks, Rams don’t answer against first-place Eagles –ESPN

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Eagles lose Wentz to injury, beat Rams 43-35 to win NFC East –AP

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Webster Ruptures Achilles, Johnson in Concussion Protocol

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Rams fall to Eagles, 43-35

It was a back-and-forth game from start to finish, but in the end the Rams could not come up with enough plays to defeat the Eagles, falling 43-35.
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Jared Goff vs. Carson Wentz first duel full of drama, devastation

Here was a glimpse into the future. Two young quarterbacks, top draft picks, at the helm of the NFL’s top offenses, showcased on a stage bigger than any the league had seen all season.