Los Angeles wins NFL Week 10 game

Hear what Sean McVay and Matthew Stafford had to say after the game.

The Rams sealed the deal with a few first downs on the final drive to clinch the win, 42-26.

The 49ers were giving up big yardage on defense but the offense wouldn’t go away quietly. After Parkinson’s touchdown, the 49ers came right back down the field and scored a touchdown of their own, with George Kittle diving to the pylon for six points.

Quentin Lake picked off Jones’ pass on the two-point try to keep it 42-26.

After Forbes picked off Jones, the Rams quickly turned their next possession into points. Stafford hit Parkinson for a 16-yard touchdown, all but putting the game away thanks to a 42-20 lead. It was Stafford’s fourth touchdown pass of the game.

For the second straight week, Forbes intercepted a pass, his second pick as a member of the Rams. This one came on fourth-and-4, ending the 49ers’ drive when the Rams were up 35-20.

Williams capped off the Rams’ drive in the fourth quarter by running in his second touchdown of the game from 7 yards out. That added to the Rams’ lead, putting them up 35-20 with 10:04 left in the game.

Two plays after dropping a deep pass from Stafford, Ferguson hauled in a downfield throw and picked up 32 yards to give the Rams a first down. That continued what was a good drive by Los Angeles, setting them up near the red zone.

The 49ers just won’t go away quietly, scoring a touchdown on their second straight possession to make it a one-possession game again. Luke Farrell caught a 9-yard touchdown pass from Mac Jones to make it 28-20. Jared Verse blocked the PAT to keep it an eight-point game.

Adams has been a weapon in the red zone all year and he struck again on Sunday with a touchdown catch in the third quarter to put the Rams up 28-14. It was an important score for Los Angeles, doubling its lead over San Francisco when it seemed like the 49ers were gaining momentum.

The 49ers needed to score on their first possession of the second half and they checked that box with a statement drive. They went 65 yards in 10 plays, scoring a touchdown on a 1-yard Brian Robinson Jr. run.

The Rams’ lead was cut from 14 points to seven.

The Rams carried a 14-point lead into halftime, preventing the 49ers from scoring any points on their final drive of the second quarter.

Total yards: Rams 231, 49ers 182

First downs: Rams 17, 49ers 10

Trailing 21-0, the 49ers finally found something on offense. They scored their first touchdown of the game, a 6-yard touchdown pass from Mac Jones to Jauan Jennings.

The 49ers went for it on fourth-and-1 from the Rams’ 11-yard line but were stuffed by Byron Young on the outside. Christian McCaffrey couldn’t get outside and reach the line to gain, an excellent job by Young to stop the 49ers running back.

On their third straight possession, the Rams marched down the field and scored a touchdown – this time by Davis Allen. It was a 4-yard catch by the Rams tight end, putting Los Angeles up 21-0 on the 49ers.

They have more touchdowns (3) than San Francisco has first downs (2).

The Rams dominated the 49ers in the first quarter, jumping out to a two-touchdown lead. They held the 49ers to 50 yards and had 180 total yards of offense themselves, picking up 13 first downs to the 49ers’ two.

It’s a major difference fom the last time these teams met when San Francisco led 14-0.

Nate Landman punches it out again

Landman forced his third fumble of the season, punching it out of Jauan Jennings’ hands after a 13-yard catch over the middle. And once again, Kamren Kinchens was there to recover it for the Rams.

The Rams have always been very good at screen passes under Sean McVay and this one was executed to perfection, with Nacua turning it into a 22-yard touchdown by dodging and breaking tackles in the open field.

This put the Rams up 14-0 after their first two possessions.

The Rams forced a three-and-out on the 49ers’ opening drive, allowing just 8 yards. Emmanuel Forbes Jr. broke up a pass on third down to force the punt.

The Rams took the ball right down the field and scored a touchdown on their opening drive in the third straight game. It was capped off by a 2-yard touchdown run by Kyren Williams, his seventh total touchdown of the year.

The drive went 64 yards in 10 plays, with Los Angeles taking a 7-0 lead early.

The 49ers won the toss and elected to defer, giving the Rams the ball first. They’ll look to put points on the board on their opening drive, taking an early lead.

The Rams announced their inactives for today’s game, including Joshua Karty and Alex Ward, who have been benched.

The 49ers will be without Brock Purdy and Ricky Pearsall once again.

Stafford went with the classic white-tee look for his arrival in enemy territory.

The calm before the storm in the Bay.

Nacua headed to Levi’s Stadium in style, rocking a denim shirt under a trench coat.

Check out some of the outfits worn by players heading to the game.

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