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Rams’ playoff chances improve after tiebreaker win. After beating the Saints on Thursday, the Rams took a big stride toward the playoffs. Next Gen Stats gave them a 53% probability of making the playoffs before the game, but after the win, they had 74%. Losing would have reduced their chances to 15%. After losing 18 of 26 games since winning Super Bowl LVI, the Rams were 3-6 entering Week 10. They’ve won four of five, losing just at Baltimore in overtime, making them one of the league’s unexpected hot teams. No shame. Thursday, the better team was clear. Just as in Sunday’s triumph against Washington, the Rams allowed a 20-point lead to fade into a one-possession advantage late after letting some points slip away in the second and fourth quarters. With the four-minute offense, they wore out the Saints and finished well. After rumors of their departure, Sean McVay, Matthew Stafford, and Aaron Donald returned to get the Rams back in the playoffs. They’re one crucial step closer. Saints waste early chances and lose late to Rams. After eight and nine plays, the Saints’ opening two drives Thursday night ended with a Rams 37-yard punt and a fourth-down sack from the 39. The Rams kept the door open when momentum had shifted back to the Saints. After the first half, Chris Olave lost a third-down throw and the Saints failed on fourth down at the Rams’ 37-yard line with Derek Carr and Juwan Johnson on separate pages. The Rams led 30-7 after an interception and another fourth-down failure in the third quarter. Late TDs and a two-point conversion rallied them, but defense stops were scarce. Though less painful than the Rams’ setback, the Saints’ loss hurts. New Orleans is still in the NFC South race at 7-8, but their playoff odds decreased from 41% to 24%. Rams offense is hot. Don’t look now, but the Rams have been stacking up yards like nearly any NFL team since Thanksgiving. Thursday against the 11th-ranked Saints, they gained 458 yards. They average 433. 8 yards and 32. 4 points in their last five games. Stafford threw 24 of 34 throws for 328 yards and two touchdowns without appearing tense. Robinson led the first half with six receptions for 82 yards and a touchdown, both season highs. A fourth-down TD by Puka Nacua ended the Rams’ first 95-yard drive and set the tone. Nine receptions for 164 and two rushes for 16 for Nacua. Only Cooper Kupp and Tyler Higbee caught receptions for the Rams, but Kyren Williams had 22 runs, 104 yards, and a touchdown and didn’t fumble after two Sunday. Though less respected than the 49ers, Bills, or Ravens, the Rams can move the ball as well as most of them. In his worst season game, Alvin Kamara bottled up. Despite the Saints’ struggles this season, Kamara has been a reliable performer since his three-game suspension to open the season. He never started Thursday, running nine times for 19 yards and caught five catches for 16 yards, including a 9-yard strike. Kamara’s season-low for scrimmage yards was 45 in a comfortable win over the Panthers, and he’s had 70 or more in every other game. Rams tackled him well as runners and in coverage. Without right tackle Ryan Ramczyk again, the Saints struggled to find holes. Kamara just had one third-down touch, a third-and-20 draw that led to a punt. Olave’s nine receptions for 123 yards looked good, but the Rams’ swarming Kamara made the Saints one-dimensional and placed them in a deficit early. Rams’ no-name defense has improved. The Rams’ defense has had ups and downs this season, starting strong against Washington and New Orleans before wilting late. The Rams’ defense has contributed to their current hot streak, save for the overtime loss against the Ravens. Ernest Jones may be the finest young linebacker underappreciated. He recorded seven tackles, two passes deflected, a massive third-down sack on the first drive, and pressure that forced Derek Carr’s terrible INT to Jordan Fuller on Thursday. Kobie Turner’s fourth-down sack of Carr early in the game gave him 6. 5 sacks on the season. Next Gen Stats shows the Saints double-teamed Turner 13 times and Aaron Donald 16. The Rams surrendered two late touchdown drives in the last seven minutes, but they produced enough huge plays over three quarters to win again. Select 2 NFL Teams Mix and Match Hoodie, Shirt

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Select 2 NFL Teams Mix and Match Hoodie, Shirt. As the Los Angeles Rams (8-7), who began the game in control of the last NFC wild-card position, won for the fifth time in six games, Matthew Stafford threw for 328 yards and threw touchdown passes to Puka Nacua and Demarcus Robinson. The New Orleans Saints (7-8) dropped back in the fight for the NFC wild-card berth. On Thursday night, the Los Angeles Rams defeated the New Orleans Saints by a score of 30-22. Matthew Stafford completed two touchdown passes, which helped the Rams improve their chances of making the playoffs and, as a result, hurt the Saints’ prospects of making the playoffs. Stafford threw for 328 yards and threw touchdown passes to Puka Nacua, who had 164 receiving yards, and Demarcus Robinson as the Rams (8-7), who came into the game in control of the last wild-card slot in the National Football Conference, won for the fifth time in six games. Derek Carr threw for 319 yards and three touchdowns for the Saints, including 123 to Chris Olave. However, two of the scores came after the Saints (7-8) fell down by a score of 30-7. Despite the fact that Los Angeles began their first possession at their own five-yard line, the 14th play of a really remarkable opening drive finished with a touchdown pass from Stafford to Nacua that went for two yards. This occurred on fourth-and-goal. Lucas Havrisik kicked a field goal from 20 yards out, which allowed them to expand their lead. However, the Rams kicker failed wide left on his subsequent try from 47 yards out, which would have allowed them to extend their lead far further. The Saints were able to break through when Carr connected with Rashid Shaheed for a touchdown that was 45 yards long in the second quarter. However, New Orleans subsequently turned the game over at the Rams’ 42-yard line with 56 seconds left in the first half when Carr threw an incompletion on fourth-and-five. After another five plays, Stafford completed a touchdown ball to Robinson by a distance of four yards, which brought the Rams’ advantage to 17-7 at the halftime break. After receiving the kickoff for the second half, the home team drove to the Saints’ three-yard line before coming to a stop. Havrisik then kicked a field goal from 22 yards out, giving the home team a 20-7 lead. After that, Kyren Williams scored a touchdown by running in from ten yards later in the third quarter, turning his day into a 104-yard performance for the star running back as the Rams continued to extend their lead. After Havrisik kicked a field goal from 32 yards out, the score was 30-7. Carr then delivered a touchdown pass to Juwan Johnson from five yards out, which allowed the Saints to stage a late comeback. Carr also connected with AT Perry for a touchdown that went for 35 yards and a two-point conversion to Olave, which brought the score to 30-22 with just under four minutes remaining in the game. However, the Rams recovered the ensuing onside kick and used the clock to run out the remaining time. Select 2 NFL Teams Mix and Match Hoodie, Shirt