Not only did the Rams lose, but their problems were compounded by the Philadelphia Eagles and Chicago Bears winning on Saturday and the Carolina Panthers winning on Sunday. If the Rams are unable to win their division, they'll likely be the five or six seed in the NFC, depending on what happens with the Seahawks and San Francisco 49ers.

Los Angeles Rams star receiver Puka Nacua was reportedly fined $25,000 for renewed criticism of NFL referees after an apology and a career night against the Seahawks.

One of the most notable moments came on Seattle's game-tying two-point conversion in the fourth quarter. It was initially ruled that Sam Darnold threw an incomplete pass that was batted down at the line of scrimmage, but replay review determined it was a backward pass and fumble that the Seahawks recovered in the end zone.

LA’s problems are mainly a result of a lack of execution. Sure, coaching can help with this. More likely the answer is that the Rams don’t have the right players to turn things around on short notice. If they did, we would never have arrived at this point.

After a Thursday night implosion that will likely haunt Los Angeles fans for the remainder of the holiday season, the Rams have officially parted ways with Special Teams Coordinator Chase Blackburn.

Also: How did the Panthers rise to the top of the NFC South, and why do going-nowhere teams like the Titans keep striving for wins?

The NFL has fined Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Puka Nacua $25,000 for public comments criticizing officiating. The news comes according to a report from NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo. The fine stems from remarks Nacua made about referees during a recent livestream appearance,

The Seattle Seahawks ‘ improbable overtime win over the Los Angeles Rams is arguably the game of the year so far this NFL season. Rams head coach Sean McVay is still talking about how the Seahawks won and wants to see the NFL change the league rules moving forward following Seattle’s comeback win.

The Los Angeles Rams are all about the postseason with two games remaining in the regular season; however, the team will be in a fantastic position to be a fasc