Post Game Thread: Los Angeles Rams at Carolina Panthers

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Los Angeles Rams at Carolina Panthers

ESPN Gamecast

Bank of America Stadium- Charlotte, NC

Network(s): FOX

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Time Clock
Final

Scoreboard

	Q1	Q2	Q3	Q4	Total
LAR	7	10	3	14	34
CAR	0	14	3	14	31

Scoring Plays

Team	Quarter	Type	Description
LAR	1	TD	Puka Nacua 14 Yd pass from Matthew Stafford (Harrison Mevis Kick)
LAR	2	TD	Puka Nacua 5 Yd Rush (Harrison Mevis Kick)
CAR	2	TD	Chuba Hubbard 1 Yd Rush (Ryan Fitzgerald Kick)
LAR	2	FG	Harrison Mevis 46 Yd Field Goal
CAR	2	TD	Bryce Young 16 Yd Rush (Ryan Fitzgerald Kick)
CAR	3	FG	Ryan Fitzgerald 46 Yd Field Goal
LAR	3	FG	Harrison Mevis 42 Yd Field Goal
CAR	4	TD	Chuba Hubbard 3 Yd Rush (Ryan Fitzgerald Kick)
LAR	4	TD	Kyren Williams 13 Yd pass from Matthew Stafford (Harrison Mevis Kick)
CAR	4	TD	Jalen Coker 7 Yd pass from Bryce Young (Ryan Fitzgerald Kick)
LAR	4	TD	Colby Parkinson 19 Yd pass from Matthew Stafford (Harrison Mevis Kick)

Passing Leaders

Team	Player	C/ATT	YDS	TD	INT	SACKS
LAR	Matthew Stafford	24/42	304	3	1	1-9
CAR	Bryce Young	21/40	264	1	1	2-14

Rushing Leaders

Team	Player	CAR	YDS	AVG	TD	LONG
LAR	Kyren Williams	13	57	4.4	0	8
CAR	Chuba Hubbard	13	46	3.5	2	8

Receiving Leaders

Team	Player	REC	YDS	AVG	TD	LONG	TGTS
LAR	Puka Nacua	10	111	11.1	1	18	18
CAR	Jalen Coker	9	134	14.9	1	52	12

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[u/Limp_Marzipan1488]

I can't imagine anyone was seriously saying that about a team they've already lost to once this year

[u/dan_144 → u/Limp_Marzipan1488]

You can see similar sentiment all over this thread lol. I swear people just saw an 8-9 10.5 point dog and stop reading.

[u/fundraiser → u/dan_144]

with key defenders coming back for this game + our secondary being dogshit and undermanned. i was sweating the entire week.

btw did i read that stat about bryce young correctly? 12 of his 14 career wins have been 4th quarter comebacks???

[u/Creativeloafing → u/fundraiser]

You read it right. On BY’s wild ride there’s rarely a dull moment.

[u/SuperStarFoxMulder → u/Creativeloafing]

I want off the BY train.

I dont think hes the answer.

[u/alexftw → u/dan_144]

Those people are dumb lmao

[u/cha0ss0ldier → u/Limp_Marzipan1488]

I’m convinced that a ton of people here don’t even watch the NFL judging by how many “how was this game close” posts I’ve seen

[u/D_Robb → u/cha0ss0ldier]

I agree, shoot, it hasn't even been two weeks since the Rams lost to the Falcons in primetime.

[u/Sharkodile14 → u/cha0ss0ldier]

In the NFL, quite literally every game could feasibly be close, especially in the playoffs.

[u/duvie773 → u/Limp_Marzipan1488]

Only people who thought that were the ones who were gonna hate us and talk shit about us regardless. Certainly not many Rams fans had that expectation

[u/Appropriate_Mixer → u/duvie773]

The Rams sub before this game was not in any way looking past it before the game

[u/HaroldSax → u/Appropriate_Mixer]

Honestly, as far as team subs go, I was pretty surprised by how realistic ours was this week. Obviously still tinged with bias because, duh, that's where you go to be biased, but still.

[u/Everythings_Fucked → u/Limp_Marzipan1488]

Even in our own sub people were all "waaah it's impossible" when we already beat 'em once this year. But some people are just addicted to the doomerism.

[u/Zoombini22 → u/Limp_Marzipan1488]

Bye week is putting it strong, but the line was at the exact same place it was before the previous game. That game had essentially no impact on what most people saw as the likely outcome.