The Los Angeles Rams already have four tight ends, but they could make a trade for another who could really make their offense unstoppable.

Kershaw, a known life-long friend of Stafford, is set to retire after the series. In the top of the twelvth, Kershaw entered the game with the score tied at five all. With bases loaded and two outs, Kershaw was able to force the groundball out that would eventually set up their win.

A lifeless Saints rushing attack needs better play designs and better execution to have any chance against the Rams. Tyler Shough needs the help:

L.A. won two consecutive games before its Week 8 bye and currently has the third-best scoring defense in the NFL, which allows an average of 16.7 points per game. And in those past two games, the Rams defense gave up just 10 points — three to the Baltimore Ravens in Week 7 and seven to the Jacksonville Jaguars in Week 9.

The Los Angeles Rams are a rejuvenated squad after enjoying a needed BYE week, following seven straight weeks of hard-hitting play and traveling. Outside of two trips to the NFC South, the Rams will primarily play on the West Coast for the rest of the season.

Week 9 features four games with lines at or approaching double digits -- and eight with spreads of four points or less.

Shough said that was essentially the sentiment Saints first-year coach Moore shared while notifying him that he was being elevated into the starting role in place of second-year QB Spencer Rattler.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/nfl/rams as Rams Provide Concerning Update on Starting Defensive Back. The Los Angeles Rams announced earlier this week that cornerback Darious Williams suffered a shoulder injury. On Wednesday, Rams head coach Sean McVay provided an update.

The Rams have a battle at home against the 1-7 New Orleans Saints on tap, a match many believe L.A. should win handily, considering the Saints' 2025 resume. Regardless of the perception of the game, the outcome will weigh heavily on the Rams' playoff chances.