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Watch: John Wolford was electric in Rams’ scrimmage this summer

Sean McVay was wowed by John Wolford in the Rams’ scrimmage at SoFi Stadium this year.

John Wolford will take over as the Rams’ starting quarterback this week for the season finale against Arizona, which will not only be his first NFL start, but the first snaps he’ll ever take on offense.

He’s a relative unknown, even to some casual Rams fans. But with Wolford in line to start for L.A., interest in the backup quarterback is at an all-time high. Recognizing fans’ thirst for John Wolford content, the Rams shared highlights of him from the team’s scrimmage this summer.

It includes Sean McVay’s analysis of the young quarterback, and twice he compared Wolford to Doug Flutie.

“He’s a little Doug Flutie, man!” McVay said.

“Dude, Wolford is ballin’, bro,” he said at another point in the video.

Obviously, it was only a scrimmage, but this was against a great Rams defense. It showcased Wolford’s elusiveness and mobility, highlighting his ability to escape the pocket and make plays with his legs – something that’s lacking from Jared Goff’s game.

Win or lose on Sunday, it’ll be fun to see what Wolford can do in his first NFL action.

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Watch highlights from Rams’ Week 10 win over Seahawks

There were outstanding plays made all over the place by the Rams on Sunday afternoon.

Every time the Rams and Seahawks get together, it’s must-see TV for fans of both teams. They regularly play close games that come down to the wire, and while Sunday’s tilt may not have been decided late in the fourth, it was still filled with excitement.

The Rams came away victorious for the fifth time in their last seven games against Seattle, winning 23-16 on Sunday at SoFi Stadium. They put up 389 total yards of offense and held the Seahawks to just 220 net passing yards.

It was yet another dominant defensive performance, with Jalen Ramsey and Darious Williams locking down both sides of the field. Open receivers were tough to come by for Russell Wilson, who turned it over three times.

If you missed the game, check out the highlights below to catch up on all the top plays from the win.

Watch highlights from Rams’ nail-biting 17-9 win over the Giants

This one came down to the wire, with the Rams barely holding on against the Giants.

The New York Giants gave the Rams everything they had on Sunday at SoFi Stadium, attempting to pull off what would’ve been one of the biggest upsets of the season so far. But Los Angeles held on thanks to a solid performance by the defense, defeating the Giants 17-9.

It was a game that came down to the wire, with Darious Williams sealing the win for the Rams on a diving interception in the fourth quarter. Jalen Ramsey made a few highlight-reel plays – including a huge tackle on Golden Tate – while the pass rush was relentless in pursuit of Daniel Jones.

If you missed the game, check out the highlights from all the action below.

Watch highlights from thrilling Rams-Bills game in Week 3

Sunday’s game between the Rams and Bills was must-see TV.

Sunday’s Rams-Bills game went right down to the final seconds, which would’ve seemed hard to believe after Buffalo grabbed a 28-3 lead in the third quarter. The Rams battled back to make the game close, but Josh Allen led his team on a game-winning drive to win it with 15 seconds left.

Jared Goff threw for 321 yards, Darrell Henderson rushed for 114 and Cooper Kupp eclipsed the 100-yard mark with a touchdown, too. The Rams defense struggled early in the game, but held tough in the second half to keep the game close.

If you missed the action from Sunday’s thriller, be sure to check out the highlight package below. It features all the most exciting plays, including John Johnson’s interception, Henderson’s long runs and all the highlights from the Rams’ valiant comeback attempt.

As an added bonus, you can find Henderson’s best plays from the game in the video below.

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Watch Aaron Donald’s top plays from the 2019 season

Aaron Donald’s numbers may have declined a bit from 2018, but he was still as dominant as ever last season.

Aaron Donald’s 2019 season was viewed as a down year by his standards, seeing his sack total drop from a DT-record 20.5 in 2018 to 12.5 last season. It wasn’t close to a disappointing performance by the five-time All-Pro, though.

Donald still led the NFL with 20 tackles for loss, was selected to the Pro Bowl and named a first-time All-Pro for the fifth straight year, dominating on the interior when not double- and triple-teamed.

No pass rusher commands more attention from the opposing team than Donald, which makes his yearly output even more impressive.

Looking back at his 2019 season, he made a number of impactful plays and was a force for the Rams up front. Check out the highlight package of his top plays from last season below.

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Watch highlights from Rams’ 31-24 win vs. Cardinals

The Cardinals wouldn’t go away quietly against the Rams on Sunday.

It wasn’t the season the Rams were hoping for, but they finished the year on a positive note with a win over the Cardinals on Sunday at the Coliseum. It was the final Rams game at the historic stadium, with the team moving into SoFi Stadium next season.

The Rams were in control for most of the game and only trailed once in the first quarter, but the Cardinals would not go down quietly without a fight. In the end, the Rams won 31-24 to clinch a 9-7 record, finishing third in the division after winning it the last two years.

Jared Goff posed his sixth 300-yard game of the season, Todd Gurley had 89 yards from scrimmage and Tyler Higbee had another eight catches with one touchdown. The defense forced five turnovers, as well, with Darious Williams and Taylor Rapp both picking off passes.

If you missed all the action from Sunday’s win, check out the highlight package below.

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Watch highlights from Rams’ win over Seattle on Sunday night

Check out highlights from the Rams’ 28-12 win over Seattle.

Since Sean McVay took over as head coach in 2017, the Rams have been one of the most fun teams to watch. Even fans of other teams have marveled at Los Angeles’ offense, largely thanks to its creativity and explosiveness.

Sunday night’s game against the Seahawks was certainly one that fans enjoyed watching as the Rams scored 21 unanswered points, including touchdowns on four of their first five drives. The game was exciting for most of the night until the Rams pulled away in the fourth quarter.

Jared Goff threw for 293 yards and two touchdowns with two interceptions, Todd Gurley had 113 total yards, Robert Woods nearly went over the 100-yard mark and Tyler Higbee eclipsed 100 yards for the second straight week.

The Rams held Seattle’s offense in check, too, keeping the Seahawks out of the end zone (besides a pick-six by Goff).

Watch highlights from the game below and catch up on any of the action you may have missed.

Watch highlights from Rams’ Week 13 win over Cardinals

The Rams made easy work of the Cardinals, rolling to a 27-point win with some highlight-reel plays.

Needing a win to keep their playoff chances alive, the Rams came away with a huge victory over the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday afternoon. They made it look easy, too, winning 34-7. It’s their fifth straight win over the Cardinals, all of which have come by at least two touchdowns.

It was a game filled with highlight-reel plays, from Jared Goff throwing a block for Robert Woods on a 48-yard gain, to Todd Gurley shaking off multiple tacklers on a run in the red zone. Goff, Woods and Tyler Higbee all had their best games of the season, leading the Rams to victory in Week 13.

Taylor Rapp also broke through with a pick-six and another near-interception, while the Rams sacked Kyler Murray six times as a team.

If you couldn’t watch the game, the highlight package below will catch you up on everything that happened in the game, which was never really close.

Watch highlights from Rams’ Week 11 win over Bears

The Rams held the Bears in check on Sunday night, winning 17-7.

The Rams were completely shut down by the Bears last season in their 15-6 loss in Chicago, but they turned the tables on Matt Nagy’s squad Sunday. They held the Bears in check at the Coliseum en route to a 17-7 win, limiting Chicago to just 267 yards on 74 offensive plays.

It wasn’t the prettiest win, but it was one the Rams desperately needed. They’re now 6-4 and still in contention in the NFC, though their work is hardly done yet. Next up, they’ll face the Ravens at home on Monday Night Football.

But before we get to Week 12, take a look at the highlights from Sunday’s game, which included a 50-yard reception by Cooper Kupp, an interception by Troy Hill and a huge hit by Jalen Ramsey.