To say the Los Angeles Rams missed Brandin Cooks in the lineup during Sunday’s loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers would be a huge understatement after the offense failed to even record a single touchdown in the 17-12 loss.
With Cooks still being unable to play after suffering a second concussion of the season during their Week 9 meeting in London with the Cincinnati Bengals, the Rams were hoping to see other players step up in the receiver’s absence.
While Josh Reynolds (three catches for 49 yards) did his best to take advantage of the extra playing time, the fact that Cooper Kupp failed to record a single catch shows how brutal this game really was on offense for Los Angeles.