The Los Angeles Rams are 2-4, and nobody would've expected that after all the moves they made during the offseason. Their latest loss came from the Arizona Cardinals in the final moments of the game, and that's how they fell to the Buffalo Bills last week on Monday Night Football.
After their loss to the Cardinals, Stafford shared where he felt things went wrong for them in this one.
“They did a good job executing their plan. Had some success a little bit in the second half and had some opportunities to give ourselves a chance there late and didn't come up with it,” Stafford said via Mykell Mathieu on X, formerly Twitter.
Stafford was then asked about the self-inflicted wounds that head coach Sean McVay mentioned the team is going through during this stretch, and the quarterback agreed.
It's definitely been a rough time for the Rams, and they have too much talent on their team not to figure things out soon. McVay was not pleased with the team's performance once again, and he hopes that they can get out of their own way first so they can see some wins.
“Congrats to the Cardinals, we won't win a game unless we figure out how not to beat ourselves,” McVay said. “Like I just told you guys, to be able to not beat ourselves, before we figure out how to even come away with some of the results, it's not even good enough and I have to do a much better job. Today, there is nothing positive that I can say about today.”
The next chance they have at getting back in the win column is next week against the Las Vegas Raiders.