The mistakes that have the Rams sitting at 1-4 aren’t difficult to identify, but Coach Sean McVay wants to figure out how he and his coaching staff can better communicate with this team to help

The Rams enter their bye week 1-4 and coach Sean McVay said they have to start learning how to not beat themselves.

If fans of the Los Angeles Rams feel as if their team is starting every game in a hole during this dismal season, that's because they are. The Rams (1-4) have yet to score a first-quarter touchdown in five games,

Coach Sean McVay wants to see continuity, better red-zone execution and fewer defensive penalties Sunday against the Green Bay Packers at SoFi Stadium

Asked about how he plans to spend the bye, be it rest or a deep dive into schematic adjustments, during his Friday media availability, McVay discussed where the Rams are at now and where he expects them to be after the Packers game.

Colorado State heads to Corvallis, Oregon, this weekend coming off the first of two bye weeks built into this year’s schedule, and the week without a game was beneficial for the Rams.

Highlights: Packers at Rams (10/5)

The Rams had an opportunity late to finish another massive comeback at home but it wasn’t meant to be as the Green Bay Packers escaped Los Angeles with a 24-19 win. Despite being down 24-13 entering the fourth quarter,

The Green Bay Packers overcame a wild pick-six thrown by Jordan Love and a 13-10 deficit in the first half and used a late defensive stand to escape Los Angeles with a 24-19 win over the Rams on Sunday at SoFi Stadium.

I t is hard to mince words when talking about the 2024 Los Angeles Rams defense. It has just been bad. Ahead of the Green Bay Packers game, it was evident that a change was coming