Desperate for a win, the Los Angeles Rams once again came up short in a one-score game. They lost to the Green Bay Packers at home, 24-19, dropping their record to an unsightly 1-4 through five weeks.
They sit in last place in the NFC West and are tied for the worst record in the NFL with the Panthers, Bengals, Browns, Jaguars and Patriots. While their point differential isn’t quite as bad as the Panthers’ minus-82 mark, they’ve still been outscored by 45 points in their five games, fourth-worst in football.
Rams fans have been through a lot of lows throughout the franchise’s history but under head coach Sean McVay, there have been far more highs.