The Los Angeles Rams (5-6) fell on Sunday Night Football to the Philadelphia Eagles (9-2) by a score of 37-20. The loss puts them tied for last in the division

We’ve officially come full circle when it comes to Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay and now Philadelphia Eagles defensive coordinator Vic Fangio. Back in 2018, it was Fangio that drew up the game plan that Bill Belichick would use to beat the Rams in the Super Bowl.

After giving up 117 yards to the Rams on the first two drives and allowing a touchdown on the second drive, the Eagles regained their defensive composure to crush the Rams' offense, proving they have a Super Bowl-caliber defense.

Before the Eagles’ 37-20 Week 12 win over the Rams, some NFL analysts thought Philadelphia’s defense was the best unit in the league — an opinion that could become unanimous soon. The Eagles shut down two top-tier NFL offenses prior to Week 12 — Bengals and Commanders — became the No.

The Eagles didn’t need Jalen Hurts to really air it out in this one but he played a clean game and didn’t turn it over again. He was without DeVonta Smith in this game so he fed A.J. Brown in the passing game.

The Philadelphia Eagles (8-2) bring a six-game winning streak into a meeting with the Los Angeles Rams (5-5) on Sunday, Nov. 24, 2024 at SoFi Stadium. The Eagles and the Rams play at 8:20 p.m. ET. In their past five head-to-head contests, Philadelphia has beaten Los Angeles five times.

Chris Shula's defense has been getting better and better with each passing week, allowing a full touchdown fewer per game since the bye, from 27.8 to 20, and when the offense is firing on all cylinders, with Matthew Stafford throwing the ball to Puka Nacua, Cooper Kupp, and Kyren Williams, the Rams can put up yards and points with the best of them.