NFL power rankings, Week 11: Titans rise, Packers tumble

team. 51. One of the lowest-scoring games you will see this year came between the Rams and Jets Sunday. New York did score on a nifty hook and ladder touchdown, but missed the point after attempt. Case Keenum and Todd Gurley could not generate any offense whatsoever, resulting in Greg Zuerlein only needing to kick three field goals to win. Kenny Britt had the only offense for Los Angeles on Sunday, racking up over 100 receiving yards. Reports are starting to come out saying Jared Goff is getting closer to starting, which will be a welcome sight for anyone who has to watch a Rams game this season. <p>Next Week: The Rams return home to face the Miami Dolphins, and fans are hopeful that Jared Goff will start in front of the Los Angeles faithful. No official announcement has come from Jeff Fisher, but this could be the best-case scenario to start Goff with New Orleans on the schedule the week after.</p> <p>Playoff hopes: With just four wins and the rest of the division floundering, the Rams are still in position to make a playoff run in their first season back in Los Angeles. The chances of that happening are low, but if Goff starts his career hot, you can not count the Rams out with their defense.</p>. 4-5. Previous: . Los Angeles Rams. 27