QUICK SUMMARY
The Los Angeles Rams secured a 21-19 victory over the Seattle Seahawks, marking their fifth consecutive win. Jason Myers missed a crucial 61-yard field goal attempt as time expired, allowing the Rams to celebrate a messy but significant win. Matthew Stafford threw two touchdown passes, while the Rams' defense recorded four interceptions, including two by Kamren Kinchens.
The Los Angeles Rams edged the Seattle Seahawks 21-19, marking their fifth consecutive victory and demonstrating their defensive strength. Jason Myers missed a critical 61-yard field goal attempt as time expired, which would have given Seattle the win. Matthew Stafford threw two touchdown passes, while the Rams' defense recorded four interceptions, with Kamren Kinchens securing two of them. Despite a strong performance from Seattle's Sam Darnold, who passed for 279 yards, his four interceptions proved costly. Kenneth Walker III's late touchdown brought Seattle within striking distance, but they ultimately fell short. This loss ended the Seahawks' impressive 10-game road winning streak, their first loss outside Seattle since September 2024. Coach Sean McVay emphasized the importance of finding ways to win, even when not playing perfectly. The game underscored the competitive nature of the NFC West and its implications for playoff positioning.