NFL Power Rankings, Week 3: Vikings climb, Seahawks fall

team. 51. The Los Angeles Rams have scored a pathetic nine points in their first two games back representing Los Angeles. After being shutout by Chip Kellys San Francisco 49ers defense, the Los Angeles Rams had a chance at redemption against one of the NFLs best defenses in recent memory. <p>The Seattle Seahawks kept the Los Angeles Rams out of the endzone for the entire game, holding them to three field goals. Luckily, three field goals was all the Rams needed to knock off the Seahawks in a 9-3 victory.</p> <p>Jared Goff, the number one overall draft pick out of Cal, was recently moved from third string to back up on the Rams depth chart. He’s expected to see the field at some point this year, but when is an unknown. For now, Case Keenum is doing his best to keep his team afloat.</p> <p>Keenum went 18/30 against the Seattle Seahawks with 239 passing yards and zero touchdowns. A lack of help from running back Todd Gurley isn’t doing Keenum any good either. The reigning Offensive Rookie of the Year Todd Gurley got 19 carries, but had just 51 yards on the ground.</p> <p>Kenny Britt lead the Los Angeles Rams in receptions and receiving yards, going for 94 yards over six catches. Tavon Austin and Lance Kendricks also had a decent number of yards, but neither were able to do anything with them.</p> <p>With their first win back in Los Angeles, the Rams will travel to Tampa Bay to face Jameis Winston and the Buccaneers.</p>. 1-1. Previous: . Los Angeles Rams. 26