Rams Rest Starters Against Seahawks
Rams Rest Starters Against Seahawks

Rams Rest Starters Against Seahawks

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The Los Angeles Rams will rest several key offensive starters, including quarterback Matthew Stafford and wide receivers Cooper Kupp and Puka Nacua, in their final game against the Seattle Seahawks after clinching the NFC West. Coach Sean McVay has decided to give his starters a break to keep them healthy for the upcoming playoffs, while rookie running back Blake Corum will see extended playing time. The Rams, who have won five consecutive games, need only a win, tie, or a Tampa Bay loss to secure the No. 3 playoff seed. Meanwhile, the Seahawks, having missed the playoffs for two consecutive seasons, aim to finish their season strong under coach Mike Macdonald. With the Rams fielding a predominantly backup squad, including Jimmy Garoppolo making his Rams debut, Seattle faces a different challenge than in their earlier matchup this season. Despite the stakes being lower for the Rams, the game remains significant for player evaluations and momentum heading into the playoffs.

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