The Los Angeles Rams are 5-2 heading into their bye week and look like one of the best teams in the NFL.

The Los Angeles Rams defeated the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday. Here's who had the best and worst days, according to Pro Football Focus.

Rams breakout defender Byron Young is nearing an NFL record after notching a sack in his ninth straight game.

The 49ers lead the NFC West in the standings but trail the Rams and Seahawks in Week 8 power rankings.

Since he became the Los Angeles Rams’ head coach in 2017, Sean McVay has loved 11 personnel – one running back, one tight end, and three receivers – more than anybody in the NFL. McVay’s Rams led the league in 11 personnel in the 2017, 2018, 2021, 2022 and 2023 seasons, and through Week 5 of the 2025 season, no team had more 11 personnel snaps than the Rams’ 248. Then, with 10:02 left in the first half of the Rams’ 17-3 Week 6 win over the Baltimore Ravens, receiver Puka Nacua suffered a sprained left ankle, and everything changed.

The Seattle Seahawks are tied for second in the NFC in a three-way tie atop the NFC West.

The Los Angeles Rams are playing the type of football that makes an 11-hour flight home much more bearable — particularly when a bye week is waiting for them. Coach Sean McVay and his team are on a roll after back-to-back road victories that have underlined everything going well. Los Angeles beat Baltimore and Jacksonville by a combined 52-10, demolishing a preseason Super Bowl contender and a 4-2 opponent on consecutive weeks despite the disadvantages of lengthy flights and nine days away from their training complex.

The Los Angeles Rams defeated the Jacksonville Jaguars in London on Sunday, and tight end Terrance Ferguson caught his first career touchdown.

Matthew Stafford's five touchdown passes were incredible for another reason in Week 7.