LOS ANGELES -- Everything seemed new for the Los Angeles Rams as they returned home Saturday night. But as they quickly learned, that doesn't mean it will all be immediately better.
They gave up a 101-yard touchdown on the opening kickoff, then saw the man they've designated as their franchise quarterback, No. 1 pick Jared Goff, struggle his first time out before their reserves pulled out a 28-24 win Saturday over the Dallas Cowboys, their first home game at the Coliseum in 36 years.
QB depth chart: All eyes may be on Goff, but for now Case Keenum remains the Rams' starting quarterback.