The Los Angeles Rams' Week 3 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles didn't hurt their power ranking position too much heading into Week 4.

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The Packers didn't find enough offense to beat the lowly Browns, causing some concerns about Jordan Love after his good start.

The lead was the biggest ever blown by the Rams during their nine successful seasons under coach Sean McVay, who had been 31-0 with a lead of 17 points or more in the second half.

After starting the year 2-0, the Los Angeles Rams traveled to Pennsylvania to take on the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday at Lincoln Financial Field, and Sean McVay's team was handed their first loss of...

The Rams tried a 44-yard field goal that would've won it in the final seconds, but Jordan Davis blocked it and returned it all the way for a touchdown, giving the Eagles a 33-26 win at home.

Breech's summation is exactly right: The Rams looked like a championship-caliber team that just couldn't close.

Incredibly, five games were settled on the last play - four thanks to field goals, including a huge upset win for the Cleveland Browns against the Green Bay Packers.

The Eagles remained perfect in the red zone this season with a Jalen Hurts TD run.

The Rams are a 3.5-point favorite over the Colts in NFL Week 4 odds for the game, courtesy of BetMGM Sportsbook.

Now sitting at 2-1, they host the Seattle Seahawks in a pivotal Thursday Night Football matchup.

The 49ers' offense started clicking on its third drive.