The Los Angeles Rams have already lost as many games this season as they did throughout the 2018 campaign.
Less than nine months ago, they were tied with the New England Patriots in the fourth quarter of Super Bowl LIII. But now they find themselves 3-3 with a negative points differential and essentially three games out of first place and two out of second place in the NFC West.
The Rams are also lucky to be .500. They barely got past the Carolina Panthers thanks in part to three Carolina turnovers in Week 1, they benefited from an in-game injury to New Orleans Saints future Hall of Fame quarterback Drew Brees and were on the fortuitous end of a game-changing blown call in Week 2, and their Week 3 victory over the Cleveland Browns also went down to the wire.