After a second defeat in the glittering, ‘all-in’ narrative, the Rams must rediscover their nature – The Athletic

SANTA CLARA, California – Sparkles are everywhere. It flies into hair, sticks to eyelashes, sparkles and winks in the Los Angeles sunshine. Look closer. It fell like a toxic mist, clinging between laptop keys and the fresh ink on newspaper pages and clinging to throats and teeth and heavy in the air, heavy with the pressure it created when it fell. .

I’m looking for what’s underneath it. NS Rams must rediscover their substance. They are running out of time to do so, but the urgency, for now, is heightened after a 31-10 loss to NFC rivals West San Francisco on Monday Night Football.

Midfielder Matthew Stafford Flip the ball over twice, for the second week in a row. Both of his interceptions against San Francisco came in the first quarter, one being a poor decision on his part to pass a game down the long field to a new recipient. Odell Beckham Jr. that feels too forced – sure, I can see Stafford might have believed the route’s catch point would be 49ers hidden corner Jimmie Ward (he was handled by Beckham). The second revenue is a strange one; the kind of error a midfielder must eat on the scoreboard like a pass for a tight finish Tyler Higbee bounced off his chest and into Ward’s waiting arms. Ward scored that goal with six points and suddenly, San Francisco took a 14-0 lead.