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The Seahawks and Rams Meet for the Third Time, This Time with a Spot in the Super Bowl on the Line
The Rams and Seahawks each won a regular-season game by two points or less, marking the first NFL playoff matchup with both prior games decided by two points or fewer.
- On Jan. 25, the NFC Championship is scheduled for 3:30 p.m. PT at Lumen Field in Seattle, when the Rams travel to face the Seahawks.
- After two regular-season thrillers, the Los Angeles Rams and Seattle Seahawks split meetings with a 21-19 Rams win in Week 11 and a 38-37 Seahawks overtime victory in Week 16.
- Los Angeles' defensive front, which features a 41.7% quarterback pressure rate and 47 sacks including Byron Young, Jared Verse, and Kobie Turner with seven-plus sacks, aims to pressure Sam Darnold for turnovers.
- With Zach Charbonnet, Seahawks running back , sidelined, Seattle will rely on Kenneth Walker III and Seahawks offensive line to establish the run and relieve pressure on Sam Darnold.
- A Super Bowl berth is at stake, and with it franchise legacies, as Matthew Stafford's seven postseason victories give the Rams an experience edge and Cooper Kupp reunites with his former team.
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