The Los Angeles Rams enter the bye week at 3-6, a record that some would call horrible and others would say is a blessing in disguise for a team that could use a high draft pick. Maybe what’s most concerning for head coach Sean McVay is not the record, but the manner in which the Rams have lost recently.
The Pittsburgh Steelers outscored L.A. 21-8 in the second half in Week 7, the Rams lost 43-20 to the Cowboys in Week 8, and backup quarterback Brett Rypien orchestrated one of the worst offensive performances in McVay’s history as head coach against the Packers in Week 9.