The Rams are currently 5-6 and recently suffered a humiliating loss to the Philadelphia Eagles. Nevertheless, under coach Sean McVay, they are still in the running to potentially win the NFC West and qualify for the playoffs for the sixth time in eight seasons.
In 2009, quarterback Matthew Stafford made his NFL debut against New Orleans. The 16-year veteran left the Superdome in 2022 after suffering a season-ending spinal bruise. In a Rams offense that failed to convert any third downs in the Eagles’ 37–20 victory, Stafford has tossed for 15 touchdowns and seven interceptions.
Despite being arrested last Monday on suspicion of driving under the influence, receiver Demarcus Robinson, who leads the team and has a career-high six touchdown catches, will play. Against a Saints defense that started the week ranked 30th out of 32 teams against the pass, Stafford, Robinson, and receivers Cooper Kupp and Puka Nacua could have a huge day.
Returning by running Before fumbling for the third time in four games, Kyren Williams ran nicely in the first portion of the Eagles’ drive. He and Stafford might be running behind yet another offensive line. The right tackle After missing three games due to an ankle ailment, Rob Havenstein is back, but left tackle Alaric Jackson is doubtful after missing practice this week due to a foot injury. According to McVay, he anticipated Jackson playing. Joe Noteboom will start in Jackson’s place if he is unable to.
The NFL’s top rushing team, the Eagles, outran the Rams by 314 yards. The Saints, who include Taysom Hill, a utility player, and running back Alvin Kamara, are ranked eighth. Hill completed a throw, caught eight passes for 50 yards, and ran for 138 yards and three touchdowns on Nov. 17 against the Cleveland Browns. In eight games, quarterback Derek Carr of the Saints has passed for 13 touchdowns and four interceptions.
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