It's been nearly two months since the last time the Los Angeles Rams lost a game, and nothing seems to be slowing them down with six games remaining on their schedule.
With an NFC-best 9-2 record, Matthew Stafford is starting to emerge as an NFL MVP candidate, and everything seems to be clicking on all cylinders for head coach Sean McVay.
Are there any signs of this Rams team slowing down in the final stretch of the regular season?
Keefer: 'No one looks better right now than the Los Angeles Rams'
The Athletic's Zak Keefer believes the Rams are the best team in football after Week 12.
"The NFL's most complete team is starting to reveal itself. No one looks better right now than the Los Angeles Rams," Keefer wrote in an article. "They look like the deepest and most dangerous team in the league."
It doesn't seem to be a fluke, either. Of the nine wins the Rams have so far this season, five of them have come against teams that are currently in the playoff picture. The offense, led by Stafford, Davante Adams, and Puka Nacua, has built a top-tier chemistry. Meanwhile, defensive coordinator Chris Shula has put together a defense that has dominated at all three levels.
At 9-2, Los Angeles sits at the top of the NFC Conference with nobody in their way. Their dominant 34-7 win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday Night Football only helped show how the Rams have a real shot at becoming Super Bowl champions for the second time in five years.
With six games remaining in the regular season, the Rams have the strongest chance of coming out with the No. 1 seed for the playoffs.
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