EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. -- In the second half, late in a tedious game in which the Los Angeles Rams' offense once again lacked life, it finally happened:
He gained 13 yards on the first play from the Rams' second drive of the third quarter. Then 5. Then 6. Then another 20 yards on a couple of runs early in the fourth quarter. Then 21 yards on a brilliant run that was negated by a hold from the Rams' oft-penalized left tackle, Greg Robinson. All told, Gurley gained 54 yards on 11 carries in the second half.