Los Angeles Rams 2020 schedule predictions: Picking every game
Weeks 10-13
22. 36. 27. 51. Final
On a Sunday night at the L.A. Coliseum this past season (Week 14), Sean McVay’s squad made easy work of the playoff-bound Seahawks, 28-12. The Rams are 5-1 in their last six home games in this series (2-0 at St. Louis, 3-1 at Los Angeles) dating back to 2014. And Pete Carroll’s club still hasn’t found anyone to block Aaron Donald.
51. 32. 48. Final. 20
A year ago at the L.A. Coliseum (Week 4), the Rams and Tampa Bay Buccaneers engaged in one of the NFL’s highest scoring affairs as the latter came away with a wild 55-40 win. Now the clubs renew acquaintances in Tampa for the first time since 2016. Bruce Arians’s club has quarterback Tom Brady and tight end Rob Gronkowski, so…
51. Final. 24. 42. 20
When the Rams hosted the 49ers last season in Week 6 a year ago, Sean McVay’s club was physically humbled in a 20-7 setback. Now the team is hoping that rookie running back Cam Akers – a second-round pick in April – can have an immediate impact. But the Los Angeles’s defense won’t stop the Niners’ attack when it counts most.
28. 32. Final. 26. 51
It hasn’t really mattered where the Rams have faced the Cardinals, be it the desert, London or Los Angeles. As for the team’s recent success in Arizona, the club has posted five straight road wins in this series by a combined 138-67 score. That included last season’s 34-7 victory in Week 13. But all good things must come to an end.