The revamped, NFC West-leading L.A. Rams play host to the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday in what will be another massive test for Sean McVay’s team. The Rams are coming off a huge statement win, going into Dallas and beating the Cowboys 35-30. The Seahawks meanwhile are coming off a win of their own, a two-quarter dominance against the Indianapolis Colts.
It’s Seattle’s first game against the exciting, refreshing Los Angeles team -- and frankly the first compelling Seahawks-Rams game since 2010. That’s right, Jeff Fisher-led teams were so boring that for six years I longed for a game like one that Ruvell Martin led in receiving and Will Herring sealed with an interception.