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FINAL |
10/4/2020 4:05 PM ET (190 DAYS AGO) |
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GAME PREVIEW
Oct 01, 2020INGLEWOOD, Calif. Although Joe Judge is still looking for his first victory as the New York Giants' head coach, he already has a win over Sean McVay and the Los Angeles Rams that was so big, he got a ring for it. Judge was New England's special teams coordinator when the Patriots beat the Rams 13-3 in the Super Bowl 20 months ago. He moved on last year to a rebuilding job with the Giants (0-3) that's even more massive than it seemed, if the results of New York's three mostly miserable games this season are any indication. When New York visits brand-new SoFi Stadium on Sunday, Judge doesn't think he'll get much of an advantage out of his knowledge of the Rams (2-1) from two seasons ago, or from his more recent conversations with McVay when he was seeking tips on how to succeed as a first-time head coach. ''Obviously there's some information I gathered, but I'll tell you right now, Sean is always evolving,'' Judge said. ''He's always changing. He's always improving and getting better. What we may have game-planned based on another club I was with will have nothing to do with what we do going forward here. '' McVay's evolution also seems like a revitalization. He acknowledged being exhausted last season by that Super Bowl run and the subsequent short offseason, but several months spent mostly at home this year left McVay clearly re-energized for his job, and the results have shown up on the field. Despite losing Todd Gurley and Brandin Cooks, and despite only replacing them with rookies who haven't yet made a mark, McVay's offense is off to a strong start. The Rams have gained at least 400 yards in all three games, with Jared Goff putting up strong passing numbers to complement a revitalized running attack. The Rams are heavy favorites in their second game at their new football palace, but they don't seem overconfident. Los Angeles is still smarting from last week's trip to Buffalo, in which it rallied from a 25-point deficit before losing in the final minute. The Rams' first taste of defeat left McVay praising his team's resilience and tenacity, and the Giants provide an opportunity to back it up. ''They just kept battling,'' McVay said. ''They just kept swinging. We're a tough group, a mentally tough group. We're going to use this (week) as an opportunity to respond, and we're not going to allow the Bills to beat us twice. '' Here are more things to know about the Giants' first game in the Los Angeles area since 1994:HERE COMES 99Aaron Donald has three sacks and eight quarterback hits in the Rams' first three games. The NFL's premier interior defensive linemen could feast on Giants left guard Will Hernandez or center Nick Gates, who have both struggled this season. ''This guy will really ruin your birthday party in a hurry,'' Judge said. New York undoubtedly will send multiple blockers at Donald, but this week seems a prime opportunity to see evidence of McVay's biggest takeaway from watching film of the Rams' loss in Buffalo: ''Aaron Donald is a freak. '' OFFENSIVE MISMATCHThe Rams and Giants are on different ends of the statistical spectrum on offense. Los Angeles is in the NFL's top four in total yards (449. 7), rushing (170. 3), third-down conversions (56. 41) and time of possession (33:01) while averaging 29. 7 points per game. Giants offensive coordinator Jason Garrett's injury-plagued group is in the bottom three in total yards (273. 3), rushing (56. 7), red zone (33. 33), time of possession (24:41) and points (12. 7). The Giants have a total of three touchdowns, and they haven't had a lead since the first half of their season opener. They didn't run a play in the red zone last week against San Francisco, and their leading rusher is their quarterback. ''We have to do a better job controlling the ball, and turnovers play a big part in that,'' said quarterback Daniel Jones, who also has six turnovers. ''It's tough to win when you're turning over the ball as much as we have. '' HENDO ON THE RUNWhile the Giants can't run the ball, the Rams are moving it tremendously on the ground in their first three games since releasing Todd Gurley last spring. Darrell Henderson grabbed the starting job last week and promptly surpassed his career high in yards rushing for the second straight game. New York's unimpressive group of linebackers will have to bring down LA's relentless ball-carrier to keep the Giants in the game. THIRD DOWNSThe Giants' defense is not getting off the field. Against the 49ers last weekend, New York got exactly one stop while allowing seven scores. Pat Graham's defense is tied for 12th in total yards (357. 7), but has allowed opponents to convert on 58. 14% of third-down chances, worst in the NFL. Oh, and the Rams have converted 56. 4% of their third downs, tops in the NFL by a significant margin. ''It's not good, it's not the standard, it's unacceptable,'' defensive back Logan Ryan said. ''You just have to do better. Football isn't easy, but it's simple. You have to get off the field. The best defense you can play is on the bench, honestly. We just have to get off the field and give our offense the ball. '' --- Sports Writer Tom Canavan contributed to this report. ---More NFL: https://apnews. com/NFL and https://twitter. com/-NFL
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GAME RECAP
Oct 04, 2020INGLEWOOD, Calif. Jared Goff hit Cooper Kupp for a 55-yard touchdown with 6:56 to play, and the Los Angeles Rams grinded out a 17-9 victory over the New York Giants on Sunday in a game marred by a postgame fight between Rams cornerback Jalen Ramsey and Giants receiver Golden Tate. Ramsey and Tate scuffled at midfield after the final whistle after a game filled with trash-talking between the two Nashville-area natives. Ramsey has two young children with Tate's sister, and Tate was publicly upset last year when the couple went through a nasty public breakup. Ramsey and Tate both walked toward midfield when the game ended, and they immediately took swings at each other, eventually going to the turf in a heap. The veterans' teammates pulled them apart. Darious Williams made a redemptive, diving interception at the Los Angeles 7 with 52 seconds to play as the Rams (3-1) barely stayed unbeaten at new SoFi Stadium and kept first-year Giants coach Joe Judge winless. After a dominant opening drive, Los Angeles struggled to get free from the Giants (0-4) until the speedy Kupp caught a pass behind New York's linebackers and sprinted through the secondary for the Rams' first touchdown since their opening drive. That was the only TD pass for Goff, who went 25 of 32 for 200 yards. Daniel Jones passed for 190 yards and rushed for 45 for the Giants, who haven't scored a touchdown in their last two games. New York had two chances with the ball after Kupp's TD, but the Giants turned it over on downs before Jones drove them deep into Rams territory. Williams was whistled for a debatable pass interference penalty on fourth down in the final minute of the Rams' 35-32 loss at Buffalo last week. The cornerback came up huge on a pass by Jones intended for Damion Ratley, diving to get both hands on the ball just above the turf. New York's defense gave an admirable effort against the NFL's third-ranked offense entering Week 4, but its offense stalled three times in the red zone before its late misadventures. Graham Gano kicked three field goals in the Giants' first game in the Los Angeles area since 1994. Tight end Gerald Everett had his first career rushing touchdown for the Rams on their opening drive, but they managed just three points from their next six drives before Kupp took off through New York's defense to cap a 91-yard march. Sean McVay's offense produced 240 total yards after topping 400 yards in each of its first three games. Everett's fumble allowed the Giants to kick their first field goal, but the Rams battered Jones with four sacks in the first four drives. The Giants trailed only 10-6 at halftime despite gaining 67 total yards. The Rams improved to 28-0 when leading at halftime under McVay. NASTY RIVALRYBefore their fight, Ramsey and Tate clashed several times on the field. They visibly trash-talked each other before and after whistles, and Ramsey made a spectacular hit on Tate early in the fourth quarter to force a fourth down. Tate has spoken publicly in the last year about his disappointment with Ramsey. Tate's sister, Breanna, was a track star at Ole Miss. INJURIESGiants: LBs Oshane Ximines (shoulder) and Kyler Fackrell (neck) got hurt in the third quarter. . . . DB Adrian Colbert injured his neck in the fourth quarter. Rams: Rookie S Jordan Fuller didn't suit up due to a shoulder injury incurred last week. . . . LB Micah Kiser (groin) got hurt in the third quarter. UP NEXTGiants: Offensive coordinator Jason Garrett returns to Dallas when New York faces the Cowboys on Sunday. Rams: Their third cross-country trip in four weeks, this time to face Washington on Sunday. ---More NFL: https://apnews. com/NFL and https://twitter. com/-NFL
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NFL Game Preview: New York Giants vs. Los Angeles Rams - Date: 10/4/2020 Oct 01, 2020INGLEWOOD, Calif. Although Joe Judge is still looking for his first victory as the New York Giants' head coach, he already has a win over Sean McVay and the Los Angeles Rams that was so big, he got a ring for it. Judge was New England's special teams coordinator when the Patriots beat the Rams 13-3 in the Super Bowl 20 months ago. He moved on last year to a rebuilding job with the Giants (0-3) that's even more massive than it seemed, if the results of New York's three mostly miserable games this season are any indication. When New York visits brand-new SoFi Stadium on Sunday, Judge doesn't think he'll get much of an advantage out of his knowledge of the Rams (2-1) from two seasons ago, or from his more recent conversations with McVay when he was seeking tips on how to succeed as a first-time head coach. ''Obviously there's some information I gathered, but I'll tell you right now, Sean is always evolving,'' Judge said. ''He's always changing. He's always improving and getting better. What we may have game-planned based on another club I was with will have nothing to do with what we do going forward here. '' McVay's evolution also seems like a revitalization. He acknowledged being exhausted last season by that Super Bowl run and the subsequent short offseason, but several months spent mostly at home this year left McVay clearly re-energized for his job, and the results have shown up on the field. Despite losing Todd Gurley and Brandin Cooks, and despite only replacing them with rookies who haven't yet made a mark, McVay's offense is off to a strong start. The Rams have gained at least 400 yards in all three games, with Jared Goff putting up strong passing numbers to complement a revitalized running attack. Sports Handicapping Service Leads. The Rams are heavy favorites in their second game at their new football palace, but they don't seem overconfident. Los Angeles is still smarting from last week's trip to Buffalo, in which it rallied from a 25-point deficit before losing in the final minute. Free Predictions. The Rams' first taste of defeat left McVay praising his team's resilience and tenacity, and the Giants provide an opportunity to back it up. ''They just kept battling,'' McVay said. ''They just kept swinging. We're a tough group, a mentally tough group. We're going to use this (week) as an opportunity to respond, and we're not going to allow the Bills to beat us twice. '' Here are more things to know about the Giants' first game in the Los Angeles area since 1994:HERE COMES 99Aaron Donald has three sacks and eight quarterback hits in the Rams' first three games. The NFL's premier interior defensive linemen could feast on Giants left guard Will Hernandez or center Nick Gates, who have both struggled this season. ''This guy will really ruin your birthday party in a hurry,'' Judge said. New York undoubtedly will send multiple blockers at Donald, but this week seems a prime opportunity to see evidence of McVay's biggest takeaway from watching film of the Rams' loss in Buffalo: ''Aaron Donald is a freak. '' OFFENSIVE MISMATCHThe Rams and Giants are on different ends of the statistical spectrum on offense. Los Angeles is in the NFL's top four in total yards (449. 7), rushing (170. 3), third-down conversions (56. 41) and time of possession (33:01) while averaging 29. 7 points per game. Giants offensive coordinator Jason Garrett's injury-plagued group is in the bottom three in total yards (273. 3), rushing (56. 7), red zone (33. 33), time of possession (24:41) and points (12. 7). Winning Sports Picks Who You Should Follow. The Giants have a total of three touchdowns, and they haven't had a lead since the first half of their season opener. They didn't run a play in the red zone last week against San Francisco, and their leading rusher is their quarterback. ''We have to do a better job controlling the ball, and turnovers play a big part in that,'' said quarterback Daniel Jones, who also has six turnovers. ''It's tough to win when you're turning over the ball as much as we have. '' HENDO ON THE RUNWhile the Giants can't run the ball, the Rams are moving it tremendously on the ground in their first three games since releasing Todd Gurley last spring. Darrell Henderson grabbed the starting job last week and promptly surpassed his career high in yards rushing for the second straight game. New York's unimpressive group of linebackers will have to bring down LA's relentless ball-carrier to keep the Giants in the game. THIRD DOWNSThe Giants' defense is not getting off the field. Against the 49ers last weekend, New York got exactly one stop while allowing seven scores. Pat Graham's defense is tied for 12th in total yards (357. 7), but has allowed opponents to convert on 58. 14% of third-down chances, worst in the NFL. Oh, and the Rams have converted 56. 4% of their third downs, tops in the NFL by a significant margin. ''It's not good, it's not the standard, it's unacceptable,'' defensive back Logan Ryan said. ''You just have to do better. Football isn't easy, but it's simple. You have to get off the field. The best defense you can play is on the bench, honestly. We just have to get off the field and give our offense the ball. '' --- Sports Writer Tom Canavan contributed to this report. ---More NFL: https://apnews. com/NFL and https://twitter. com/-NFL
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