The only hit the Rams landed on Aaron Rodgers all game long was Kamren Curl’s strip-sack. The defensive line generated very little pressure on the quarterback and though there were positive plays made against the run, the big men up front need to do a better job of collapsing the pocket and making passers uncomfortable.

It's been a long road to get to this point for the Los Angeles Rams, winning eight of their last 10 games after starting 1-4. They're currently 9-6 thanks to their four-game winning streak, taking over sole possession of the NFC West lead.

It’s hard to believe that in Week 2, the Arizona Cardinals demolished the Los Angeles Rams, 41-10. That’s because now, it’s the Rams who are leading the NFC West and the Cardinals have already been eliminated from playoff contention with two weeks to go.