The Los Angeles Rams may be all-in this season but Sean McVay and Co. better figure who they actually are before any of their headline-grabbing moves actually matter.
With Monday's 31-10 loss to the rival San Francisco 49ers at Levi's Stadium, the Rams have now dropped two in a row with major flaws running the risk of ruining any potential hope of a Super Bowl run. Make no mistake: The Rams are operating on a different standard after the investments they made with multiple high-profile acquisitions.
The organization sent two first-round picks, a third-round selection and former starting quarterback Jared Goff to the Detroit Lions because Matthew Stafford was supposed to be everything McVay wanted in a quarterback for the Rams' offensive scheme.