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tch revisited The Los Angeles Rams continue to live up to the hype by rattling off win after win. Though the defense’s performance wasn’t up to par Dante Fowler Jr Jersey , the special part of the team is that another phase can help pickup the slack.Last weeks matchups to watch were interesting, so let’s take a look at them:CB’s Sam Shields/Nickell Robey-Coleman vs WR’s Adam Thielen/Stefon DiggsLast week’s matchup to watch:I think it’s pretty safe to say that Thielen and Diggs won this matchup. Now, it was a bit different in the game than posted here as Marcus Peters did play. As for the two cornerbacks on this list, they didn’t do great. NRC had an admirable game as he simply wasn’t targeted that much, but Shields really struggled. It’s not even a major knock either as Thielen and Diggs are one of the leagues best duo’s at WR. Still, let’s hope for a rebound performance from the defense who allowed 31 points last night.RG Austin Blythe vs DT Sheldon RichardsonLast week’s matchup to watch:Blythe: 1, Richardson: 0. Not only was Austin Blythe once again brilliant Nicholas Scott Los Angeles Rams Jerseys , the entire Rams’ offensive line was. Jared Goff was upright all day outside of one sack and the running game averaged five yards a pop. Blythe continues to make progress moving forward and not looking back. At this point, the thought of Jamon Brown regaining his job sans injury seems nearly impossible.QB Jared Goff vs FS Harrison Smith/MLB Eric KendricksLast week’s matchup to watch:Jared Goff didn’t just toast these two, he picked apart and demolished every single Vikings defender. Going 26/33 for 465 yards with 5 TD’s and 0 INT’s, Goff was absolutely masterful. He made multiple pin-point passes. He was slinging dimes all over. He was outsmarting the Vikings defense play-after-play. It doesn’t get much better than this performance as Goff managed to put out some quarterback porn.Rams’ DL vs Vikings’ OLLast week’s matchup to watch:This matchup felt like a tale of two halves. In the first, the Vikings’ offensive line did a tremendous job keeping QB Kirk Cousins upright and letting him operate cleanly. Things began to take a turn towards the end of the game though, and that likely has to do with the Rams’ defensive line knowing the Vikings were in a passing situation with nearly no threat of the run. DT Aaron Donald registered two sacks on the night, Ndamukong Suh managed his second on the season rushing off LE Los Angeles Rams Jerseys 2019 , and rookie John Franklin-Myers put the game on ice with a strip-sack that finished the game.Head Coach Sean McVay vs Head Coach Mike ZimmerLast week’s matchup to watch:Yeah, Sean McVay won this battle. Absolutely everything the Rams ran worked. They were effective running the ball, screens went for big yardage, the deep passes tore up the Vikings, and the Rams by my count only registered one single 3-and-out. Masterful. The second half of the NFC Championship game is set to kick off at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome and the Los Angeles Rams narrowly trail the New Orleans Saints 13-10. Here’s a brief recap of the scoring from the first 30 minutes: The Saints got on the board early with a Wil Lutz field goal (from 37 yards out) on the very first drive, making it 3-0 New Orleans.On the ensuing drive, a 3rd and 7 pass from Jared Goff to Todd Gurley was intercepted right outside the red zone. Lutz converted on a 29 yard-er to make it 6-0 Saints. Following a 3-play Nicholas Scott Jersey nfl draft , 2-yard drive by the Rams, the Saints marched 68 yards on 8 plays for a touchdown (Drew Brees to Garrett Griffin - 5 yards). 13-0 SaintsThe Rams put together a nice drive - to include a Johnny Hekker fake punt - that ended with a Greg Zuerlein field goal with just under 7 minutes to play in the second quarter. 13-3 Saints with 6:50 left in Q2Jared Goff drops a 36-yard dime to Brandin Cooks, lining up Todd Gurley with 0:23 left in the half. Momentum has definitely swung in the Rams direction. Saints lead 13-10Rams ball to start the second!