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The Stakes Are High as the Seahawks and Rams Square Off in a Game with Division Title Implications
Sam Darnold focuses on rest and recovery during a short week after taking hits last Sunday, aiming to improve after four interceptions in the prior Rams matchup.
- Sam Darnold is focusing on recovery during the short, three-day week before the Seahawks host the Los Angeles Rams in a crucial NFC West rematch at Lumen Field Thursday night.
- Across the past 12 months, three big-game struggles shaped scrutiny, including Week 18 last year and a playoff loss where the Los Angeles Rams sacked Sam Darnold nine times.
- Recent offensive numbers complicate the matchup for Seattle, as Sam Darnold hasn't topped 300 yards in four games and Jason Myers kicked six field goals last Sunday.
- With attention on the quarterback, defensive play and weather gain prominence as a lot of eyes focus on Sam Darnold after last month’s four interceptions, while rain and wind gusts at Lumen Field could shape the game.
- Coaches say clarity and decisiveness will guide game plans this week as Mike Macdonald and Klint Kubiak emphasize precise play-calling amid Davante Adams' hamstring uncertainty and Seattle’s limited tertiary receivers.
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The stakes are high as the Seahawks and Rams square off in a game with division title implications
The Seattle Seahawks and Los Angeles Rams are set for a matchup with NFC West title implications. Both the Seahawks and Rams are 11-3 and a victory for either team would put them in pole position for the NFC West crown.
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