Coach Sean McVay's Los Angeles Rams dismantled John Harbaugh's New York Giants in Week 2, winning 28-6 on a on an impactful day from DT Aaron Donald. Receiver Davante Adams sent a perfect message after one of the biggest statistical days of his career for McVay's team.

McVay and his team headed to the locker room after their big win, setting the stage for a postgame victory speech for the ages.

“That's how you (expletive) do it, give it up for each other!” McVay said, praising the defense after it held the Giants to six points on 182 total yards. He passed out game balls to defensive back Trent McDuffie, Adams and quarterback Matthew Stafford before giving way to his record-setting star.

Home Opener W! 💪 pic.twitter.com/8HniAbE7cm

— Los Angeles Rams (@RamsNFL) September 22, 2026

Coach McVay's team caught the eye of Joe Buck, who called it the best in the NFL on one condition. The Rams have the look of a team that is more than capable of playing dominant football on both sides of the ball when necessary, and now they have a shining example of it.

Week 1's 27-7 beatdown at the hands of the San Francisco 49ers in Melbourne, Australia suddenly looks like old news, a possible anomaly that McVay hilariously dismissed. Kyren Williams and Blake Corum formed a one-two punch among the running backs while Stafford and Adams both had banner days with 327 and 195 yards, respectively.

Week 3 and Week 4 feature road tests against the Broncos and Eagles, two games that will provide plenty of clues about where an exciting team full of football superstars is headed. For now, McVay and the Rams are content to enjoy the win, and some quality time sleeping in their own beds, one week after a disastrous Australia trip.