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Analyst Backs Rams for Super Bowl Despite Woes
6 Jan
Summary
- Rams ended the 2025 season with a 3-3 record in their last six games.
- Key players are returning from injury for the Rams.
- Analyst trusts coach Sean McVay and the Rams' potential
The Los Angeles Rams concluded the 2025 regular season with a concerning 3-3 record in their last six games, despite previously holding a significant lead in the NFC standings. This late-season slump has led to a decrease in their status as top contenders, though they still boast strong offensive and defensive units.
However, NFL.com columnist Jeffri Chadiha maintains his belief in the Rams' Super Bowl aspirations. He highlights the imminent return of several key players from injury and the team's overall strong performance throughout the season. Chadiha points to unusual circumstances surrounding their recent losses, including a blocked field goal in Week 3 and a contentious overtime penalty against the 49ers.
Despite the recent struggles and a Wild Card playoff berth, the analyst's confidence in head coach Sean McVay and the team's underlying talent suggests the Rams could still be a formidable force. Their ability to overcome a challenging end to the regular season will be crucial as they enter the postseason.
