Random Ramsdom: L.A. will watch what happens in Week 15 after huge win

Los Angeles Rams News and Links for 12/13/24

The Los Angeles Rams just notched their biggest win of the season and their reward is to get some extra rest and sit back to see what happens in all the other Week 15 matchups. Had L.A. lost it would’ve been much harder to enjoy their little break between now and next Sunday when they play again.

The Rams are playing meaningful games in December. The Rams are winning meaningful games in December and they have a chance to win their division after starting the season 1-4.

If you have any cleaning to do this weekend then now is the time! Get your brooms after L.A. just swept the 49ers!

Happy victory Friday, please comment on whatever you want and have a great weekend! Thanks for checking out Turf Show Times! I had this ready to go this morning but I dated it wrong, should be good now. Appreciate all of you for putting up with me!

How Rams’ Win Over 49ers on ‘TNF’ Impacts NFL Playoff Picture (ktla.com)

“Both offenses struggled in Santa Clara, Calif. Matthew Stafford had just 23 passing yards in the first half, and 49ers quarterback Brock Purdy finished with a 45.4 passer rating. In the midst of pouring rain, the two teams combined for six field goals and 13 punts.

According to NFL.com, the Rams, who improved to 8–6 with the win, now have a 49% chance to make the playoffs. They currently sit in the No. 8 spot in the NFC—just a half-game behind the 8–5 Washington Commanders, who currently hold the No. 7 seed—the third and final NFC wild-card spot. Washington will visit the New Orleans Saints on Sunday, where they will hope to hold their current playoff position.”

Rams beat 49ers in sloppy game to keep pressure on Seahawks (sports.mynorthwest.com)

“Four days after beating Josh Allen and Buffalo 44-42 in the NFL’s highest-scoring game of the season, the Rams (8-6) outlasted the 49ers (6-8) on a rainy night to move within a half-game of the division-leading Seattle Seahawks (8-5). Los Angeles won a game without a touchdown for the first time since 2016.”

Cowboys, Warriors, Rams Top Forbes’ 2024 List of World’s Most Valuable Sports Teams (bleacherreport)

“The Dallas Cowboys are all but guaranteed to extend their Super Bowl drought for another season, but fans can rest easy knowing team owner Jerry Jones is still printing money.

The Cowboys led the way in Forbes’ projection of the most valuable sports franchises in the world with a valuation of $10.1 billion. The Golden State Warriors were next on the list at $8.8 billion, while the Los Angeles Rams ($7.6 billion), New York Yankees ($7.55 billion) and New York Knicks ($7.5 billion) rounded out the top five.”