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    from The Athletic, NFL playoff picture after Week 13: https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/6840554/2025/12/01/nfl-playoff-picture-week-13-bears-colts-update/?source=dailyemail&campaign=601983&userId=603890&source=dailyemail

    Los Angeles Rams

    The Rams looked invincible during their six-game winning streak, swatting aside opponents by an average of 18.5 points per clip, but they learned a valuable lesson Sunday during a 31-28 loss in Carolina. The Panthers viewed the Rams as a measuring stick and played like it, and the Rams need to meet that challenge against future opponents.

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    “…but they learned a valuable lesson Sunday during a 31-28 loss..”

    Well, we dont know what they learned.

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    #159857
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    “…but they learned a valuable lesson Sunday during a 31-28 loss..”

    Well, we dont know what they learned.

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    You have no future as a football analyst. The job expects you to fill in gaps with plausible, entertaining bullshit.

    I think that the Rams learned that they have to score more points than the other team. They should be fine going forward.

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    You have no future as a football analyst. The job expects you to fill in gaps with plausible, entertaining bullshit.

    I think that the Rams learned that they have to score more points than the other team. They should be fine going forward.

    I think the Rams learned to Never get involved in a land war in Asia.

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    #159860
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    You have no future as a football analyst. The job expects you to fill in gaps with plausible, entertaining bullshit.

    I think that the Rams learned that they have to score more points than the other team. They should be fine going forward.

    I think the Rams learned to Never get involved in a land war in Asia.

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    I may have misjudged you. Can you come back for a second reading with our producer…say, Monday?

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    All kidding aside…

    these 5 days determine the Rams playoff seeding.

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    #159879
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    Interesting.

    London Fletcher has defended the most career passes by a linebacker, with 86 passes defended: https://www.statmuse.com/nfl/ask?q=linebackers+with+most+pass+deflect+of+all-time

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    Interesting.

    …London Fletcher has defended the most career passes by a linebacker, with 86 passes..

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    Los Angeles Rams PR@TheLARamsPR
    According to @PFF, among all NFL tight ends Colby Parkinson ranks:

    – 9th in offensive grade (75.8)
    – 8th in receiving grade (79.7)
    – 4th in drop grade (84.9)
    (*min 20% targets)

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    Los Angeles Rams PR@TheLARamsPR
    According to @PFF, the Rams are the only team in the NFL with two receivers that rank in the top-10 in offensive grade and receiving grade (min 20% targets): @AsapPuka, @tae15adams

    Puka Nacua: OFF 93.4, RECV 93.4
    Davante Adams: OFF 85.2; RECV 84.1

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    Los Angeles Rams PR@TheLARamsPR
    Rams Team Defensive Grades through Week 13, according to @PFF:
    – 1st in Defensive Grade (89.1)
    – 1st in Run Defense Grade (85.3)
    – 1st in Coverage Grade (90.0)
    – 2nd in Tackling Grade (73.3)
    – 6th in Pass Rush Grade (78.4)

    Rams Team Offensive Grades through Week 13, according to @PFF:
    – 1st in Offensive Grade (92.1)
    – 1st in Passing Grade (89.3)
    – 2nd in Receiving Grade (87.6)
    – 1st in Run Blocking Grade (89.1)
    – T-11th in Rushing Grade (79.4)

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    Kurt Warner@kurt13warner
    I think what you are seeing this year is less “great” QB play & more parity which equals a lot of closer games… and these QBs are playing great when it matters, not great all the time!

    For example Bo & Caleb have made game winning plays in 4th qtr and why their team is winning…

    But when you have great QB play like Stafford & Maye, your team wins and looks like best team in league!

    So yes QB play matters… it always will, but if you’re not playing great, you have to be great in the moments that matter most!

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    roberto clemente@rclemente2121
    number of games vs teams with a losing record:

    9 nwe
    7 chi, lac
    6 bal, car, den, gby, ind, sea, sfo
    5 atl, buf, cle, dal, det, mia, pit
    4 jax, nor, nyj, tam, was
    3 cin, kan, lvg, min, phi
    2 ari, hou, lar, nyg, ten

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    So…from what I gather…the Rams are the only team with 2 WRs in the top 10, they have the #1 offense, the #1 defense, the greatest advantage in penalty yards, the highest success rate difference (by far), the leading MVP candidate, and have those rankings in spite of having the hardest schedule (by far) of any team currently holding a playoff spot.

    Alrighty, then.

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