Rams host Bills in Monday Night Football Week 5 showdown
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 12 Oct, 16:32 · Archive
The Los Angeles Rams host the Buffalo Bills on Monday Night Football, with both teams seeking to bounce back from recent defeats.
The Los Angeles Rams will host the Buffalo Bills on Monday Night Football at SoFi Stadium. The Bills arrive at 3-1 after suffering their first loss of the season, a 29-26 home defeat to the New England Patriots. The Rams, meanwhile, are 2-2 after rallying with a fourth-quarter comeback against Philadelphia in Week 4.
The Rams could receive reinforcements for the matchup. Defensive lineman Aaron Donald, who missed the Eagles game with back soreness, and cornerback Jaylen Watson, sidelined since Week 3 with a dislocated right shoulder, are expected to return to practice this week. Head coach Sean McVay expressed optimism that both could play on Monday.
Josh Allen remains the focal point of the Bills' offence. According to Fox News, he is responsible for 13 of the Bills' 16 offensive touchdowns this season and has recorded seven rushing touchdowns in four games. The Bills lead the National Football League in scoring at nearly 32 points per game. The Rams' passing defence ranks among the best in the league, though their running defence is described as slightly weaker.
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- Bills vs Rams on 'Monday Night Football' offers a potential Super Bowl preview in Week 5"Monday Night Football" features a potential Super Bowl preview as Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills face the Rams' upgraded defense at home.Fox News · 12 Oct, 16:15
- Another Hollywood ending? Why the Rams could stun Josh Allen and the Bills on Monday nightRams vs. Bills Week 5 preview, prediction and key matchup as Matthew Stafford and Josh Allen collide on Monday Night Football at SoFi Stadium.New York Post · 12 Oct, 13:00
In this story: Josh Allen · Buffalo Bills · Los Angeles Rams · Aaron Donald · Sean McVay · SoFi Stadium
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