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Rams Rally Topples Eagles, Leaving Philly With Mounting Injuries

A 0-for-12 third-down showing plus multiple in-game injuries leave the Eagles scrambling for depth ahead of their London trip.

Overview

  • The Los Angeles Rams erased a 10-point fourth-quarter deficit to beat the Philadelphia Eagles 24-20 on Sunday after Kyren Williams scored two late rushing touchdowns and Matthew Stafford led a decisive 79-yard drive.
  • Saquon Barkley left with a right hamstring injury and was ruled out for the game, Quinyon Mitchell exited with a knee issue, and several other starters were already sidelined, leaving the Eagles with just 172 yards and a league-worst 0-for-12 mark on third down.
  • Head coach Nick Sirianni declined to blame injuries for the collapse and accepted responsibility for the late fourth-down decision that failed to extend the lead, saying the team must correct execution errors.
  • Across the league the 49ers adjusted to their own health mix by listing Mike Evans as a game-time decision for a rib issue, keeping Nick Bosa off injured reserve while he rehabs a calf, and signing veteran pass rusher Matthew Judon who was confirmed active for the next game.
  • The flurry of early-season injuries is forcing short-term roster fixes, increasing reliance on backups, and heightening stakes for upcoming matchups and fantasy and betting markets as teams manage limited 'designated to return' roster slots.