INGLEWOOD, Calif. — The Bills frequently attacked a glaring weakness in the middle of the Rams’ defense that made them productive and predictable.
Linebacker Nate Landman launching himself whenever star running back James Cook III came up the middle was supposed to be the solution that would get the Rams to overcome their sluggish defense. But Landman’s punchouts weren’t going to fix the Rams’ other weakness, which has been a problem for years now.
