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Sean McVay and the Rams have a lot work to do after opening loss

At times it became hard to watch. It was NFL’s opening night in the nation’s entertainment capital, ceremonies began with all the pomp, circumstance and celebrity cameos befitting a reigning Super Bowl champion. But as the game unfolded, the Los Angeles Rams were the ones that looked star struck in a 31-10 beat-down loss to the Buffalo Bills.

L.A. was out-coached, out-schemed, out-played, out-hustled, and out-hearted. Buffalo used the standard approach that gives the Rams fits, they remained disciplined and bullied them into submission. Bills quarterback Josh Allen repeatedly played pitch-and-catch with open receivers underneath to move the sticks and set the Rams up to be beaten deep on play action.