Matthew Stafford and the Rams fall short in their comeback attempt, losing to the Philadelphia Eagles 28-22 in the NFC divisional playoffs.

As captured and noted by LA sports anchor Darren M. Haynes, McVay greeted every single Rams player as they entered the locker room following the loss, including likely Defensive Rookie of the Year Jared Verse, whose stellar game came up just short.

For now, let's look at seven key takeaways from L.A.'s nail-biting loss. 1. Two fumbles were the difference in the game. When the Rams were trailing 16-15, they had all the moment

They came up short against the Eagles, losing 28-22, heading home after a divisional round loss. The Rams made it further than they did last year, but that doesn’t take the sting away from the pain of defeat – no matter what round of the playoffs it comes in.

Head coach Sean McVay was convinced his team was going to pull off the win. Speaking to reporters after the game, he admitted he was in disbelief after the team turned the ball over on downs with 26 seconds left on the clock, having had missed the chance to take a 29–28 lead.

The season ended for the Los Angeles Rams with a loss to the Philadelphia Eagles, and after the game, Sean McVay confessed how hard it was to watch his team lose in the Divisional Round. Sean McVay pulled out all the stops to stretch the Los Angeles Rams’ game against the Philadelphia Eagles,

Similarly to how Dan Campbell felt after the Detroit Lions lost to the Washington Commanders on Saturday night, Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay seemed to be feeling the same following a loss to the Philadelphia Eagles to end their playoff journey.