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Ravens will take on Rams without Lamar Jackson
- In the second quarter, Puka Nacua left the game after grabbing his left leg following a leap for a Matthew Stafford pass and was assisted off by Rams trainers, but he returned later despite being listed questionable.
- After leaping for a pass, Puka Nacua landed hard with Marlon Humphrey in tight coverage on the right sideline and grabbed his lower left leg.
- Entering the game, Puka Nacua led the NFL with 52 receptions and 588 yards receiving and was the first player to reach 50 catches in the first five games, pacing for nearly 2,000 receiving yards.
- The Los Angeles Rams improved to 4-2 after a 17-3 victory, with Stafford guiding two third-quarter touchdowns, while the Ravens fell to 1-5.
- Next up the Rams travel to London to face Jacksonville at Wembley Stadium on Sunday, while Baltimore has an open date before hosting Chicago on Oct. 26.
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Rams ‘Biggest Breakout Player’ Makes History in Win Over Ravens
The Los Angeles Rams public relations team had to follow up their in-game notice about veteran offseason addition and inside linebacker Nate Landman afterward, with the former Atlanta Falcons starter making franchise and, by extension, NFL history.Facing a depleted Ravens team, the Rams’ defense kept them in the game until their offense could capitalize.Landman led the way with a performance for the ages.Nate Landman Makes Rams History in Win Ov…
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Defense carries Rams to ugly win over Ravens
Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford throws a pass against the Baltimore Ravens during the first half of an NFL football game Sunday, Oct. 12, 2025, in Baltimore. (AP Photo/Stephanie Scarbrough) Trainers take a look at Rams wide receiver Puka Nacua during the first half of an NFL football game against the Baltimore Ravens Sunday, Oct. 12, 2025, in Baltimore. (AP Photo/Stephanie Scarbrough) Rams wide receiver Puka Nacua (12) is helped off the field …
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Rams stuff the Lamar Jackson-less Ravens 17-3, dropping Baltimore to 1-5
The Los Angeles Rams finished the first half with a goal-line stand and then Matthew Stafford guided them to a pair of touchdowns to begin the third quarter in a 17-3 victory over the Baltimore Ravens.
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