The Los Angeles Rams have a chance to win against the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday, and get their record to a strong 4-2. Given the state of the NFC (no undefeated teams), a 4-2 record through six weeks is not a bad place to be, even a 3-3 record isn’t the worst, but the Rams really want to bounce back from their sad loss to the San Francisco 49ers in Week 5, and the fans would love to see their team get back in the win column.
The NFC seems to be anyone’s conference right now, and that will change, so it’s best the Rams stack wins now so they can keep up with the pack while giving themselves some breathing room later on in the season.
I’ll put it simply, if Lamar Jackson doesn’t plan on Sunday, then the Rams SHOULD win, and what do the best teams do? They win the games they should win.
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Rams vs. Ravens Final Score Prediction for NFL Week 6 (Rams Should Win Big) (si.com)
“The Jackson-less Ravens suffered a crushing 44-10 defeat against the Houston Texans in Week 5 and will face a much more formidable offense this weekend. Puka Nacua is powering one of the NFL’s most dynamic passing attacks and Baltimore has struggled to stop anyone on defense. Will the Ravens drop to 1-5?”
Puka Nacua’s year 3 growth, strengthening the kicking game before Rams-Ravens matchup & more | Between The Horns (therams.com)
“In this week’s episode of Between The Horns, J.B. Long and D’Marco Farr sit down with staff writer Stu Jackson to discuss Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Puka Nacua’s impressive first five weeks of the season, keys to victory against the Baltimore Ravens, and more.”
Rams vs. Ravens injury report: Rob Havenstein, Lamar Jackson DNP again (ramswire)
“After practice on Thursday, the Rams released their second injury report of the week and there were seven players listed after six were on it Wednesday. Nothing changed with Colby Parkinson or Nate Landman, who remained limited, and both Rob Havenstein and Omar Speights were out for the second straight day.
Kamren Kinchens was upgraded from limited to full and Tyler Higbee went from DNP to limited, so they’re making progress. But Tutu Atwell popped up on the report with a hamstring injury that caused him to be limited.“
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