Rams regroup, focus on waning playoff chances after blowoutGreg Beacham, Ap Sports Writer
THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. (AP) — The Los Angeles Rams still have a winning record, even if they didn’t look like a winning team at any point in their humiliating 45-6 loss to Baltimore.
Sean McVay's Rams (6-5) still have playoff chances, even if they would need plenty of help — and only if they can somehow recover from their Monday night mauling.
What’s clear to everyone is the team that dazzled the NFL for two seasons is nothing special this year after the Rams stumbled through the worst loss of their coach’s three seasons in charge.
“That was a very, very disappointing night for our whole football team,” McVay said Tuesday. “Everybody can do a better job so that we can avoid feeling like that. The nice thing is that we’ve got a short week, and you can’t dwell on those losses long. You’ve got to look at what we can do a much better job of, which is a lot of things, and then we start preparing for the Arizona Cardinals. We can’t allow the Ravens to beat us twice.”
McVay still hasn’t fixed an offense that just put up a lousy month of performances, scoring just two offensive touchdowns in November and failing to reach the end zone at all in two of the last three games. The defense that was holding the Rams together came apart when faced with Lamar Jackson, although that’s the case with every team in the NFL this season.
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