After blowing a 16-0 lead to the Denver Broncos a week ago, the Los Angeles Rams — a preseason Super Bowl favorite — looked well on their way to another dispiriting loss Sunday.The Rams were trailing 20-10 and had the ball 98 yards away from the end zone with less than eight minutes to go in the fourth quarter on a day they had already committed several mistakes against an opponent they had not beaten since 2020.Staring a 1-3 record in the face, Los Angeles instead stepped up and saved its season.Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford leads an offensive huddle during the third quarter against the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday.Emilee Chinn / GettyThe Rams improved to 2-2 in Week 4, scoring two late touchdowns to beat the Philadelphia Eagles, 24-20.
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