INGLEWOOD, Calif. — It wasn’t the week to make drastic changes to the offensive line because, no offense to the Carolina Panthers, the bye week was next on the schedule, the Rams said.
No offense is right. The Rams had another sluggish offensive outing, and their same-old clunky game plan was giving them fits in the first three quarters against the Panthers, who entered SoFi Stadium as 10-point betting underdogs Sunday.
Asking the Rams to beat any opponent, even ones without a head coach, by double digits isn’t ideal because of their many injuries on the offensive line, but the Rams just wanted to limp into the bye week with a .500 record.
