3) Alright, what’s the deal with Todd Gurley? Why does he disappear at the times when Los Angeles should be leaning on him more than ever?

That’s a good question. Sean McVay, for whatever reason, has been quick to abandon the run this season, even when Gurley is running well. Against the Steelers, Gurley didn’t touch the ball in the fourth quarter after racking up more than 6 yards per carry in the first three quarters. The Rams always say he’s not on a load management program or a snap count, but their actions say differently. Gurley can still be an effective running back and helps the offense when he’s healthy and getting a good dosage of touches, but the Rams have gone to a more pass-heavy offense. It hasn’t worked yet with Goff struggling as much as he has, but we saw the Rams lean on Gurley against the Bears and they won 17-7.