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One Blew a 16 Point Lead, The Other Lost To a Third String QB: Rams-Eagles Week 4 Is All About Redemption

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The Los Angeles Rams, sitting at 1-2, are rolling into Week 4 against the Philadelphia Eagles (2-1) with serious questions after blowing a massive 16-point lead to the Denver Broncos on Sunday Night Football in Week 2. Both teams are coming off brutal primetime losses, and this Sunday afternoon showdown is going to be electric.

Rams Gotta Find That Full Four Quarters

Talk about a gut punch, right? The Rams were up by a whopping 16 points against the Broncos on SNF and just couldn’t close it out. It’s the kind of loss that haunts you. Then, in Week 3, they almost had it, but the offense stalled hard in the second half. Sure, there was a controversial call at the end that took away an interception for L.A., but the fact remains: the Rams didn’t play as well in quarters three and four compared to the first two. They absolutely need to put a more complete game on tape this Sunday afternoon if they want to get their season on track.

Eagles’ Shocking Stumble

But don’t think the Eagles are sitting pretty, far from it. They just got absolutely rocked by the Chicago Bears and a *third-string quarterback* in Case Keenum on Monday Night Football. That Week 2 loss was easily one of the biggest upsets of the season so far, and honestly, who saw that coming? This is a team that won a Super Bowl a couple years back, they still have some of those same players, so you know Philly’s gonna come out eager to prove that Week 2 was nothing but a fluke. The Rams should expect them to be absolutely fired up.

This isn’t a “must-win” game in the strictest sense for either squad, but come on, you know both want this one bad. Staying afloat in the NFC and keeping those division title dreams alive? That’s what’s on the line when the ball kicks off at 1pm ET. It’s gonna be a battle, pure and simple.

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Originally reported by Turf Show Times.

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