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It is a merciful end to the 2022 Los Angeles Rams season. You know, the 2021 Super Bowl championship team. Boy wonder and touted genius Sean McVay has been humbled, if not humiliated. Last year’s Super Bowl hero, QB Matthew Stafford, could start only nine games and was lost for the stretch drive because of injury. Baker Mayfield proved an interesting find and provided great highs and lows as QB. But Mayfield’s career has been the biggest roller coaster ride since Johnny Manziel. Star receiver Cooper Kupp was also lost to injury and could play only nine games. On the whole, the Rams were decimated by key injuries and a massive Super Bowl hangover. But much of that is on McVay and the media that once touted him as the man who would reinvent football. As it turns out, McVay is another NFL coach who needs great players to win.

Los Angeles Rams 2022 Season Recap

Last game, the Los Angeles Rams lost 19-16 against the Seattle Seahawks as 5.5-point road dogs. The game went under the total of 43.5. Los Angeles has a record of 5-12 straight up, 7-9-1 against the spread, and 6-11 over/under the total. Los Angeles ranks 32nd for total offense, 27th for passing, 28th for rushing and 27th for scoring. Defensively they rank 19th overall, 21st against the pass, 13th against the rush, and 21st for points allowed. Also, LA ranks 21st for fewest turnovers lost and 17th for takeaways.

Jason Myers kicked a 32-yard field goal midway through overtime to give Seattle the victory after hitting the upright from 46 yards on the final regulation play. But given another shot in overtime, the Pro Bowler connected on his fourth field goal of the game, and the Seahawks' playoff chances stayed alive enough for Detroit to help.

Seattle concluded an overachieving regular season with two straight victories and a winning record. Seattle defied the preseason prognosticators who thought the Seahawks could be among the worst teams in the league.

Baker Mayfield was 13 of 26 for 147 yards and was intercepted on the only possession of overtime for the Super Bowl champion Rams, whose nightmarish, injury-riddled title defense mercifully ended.

Cam Akers rushed for 104 yards for the Rams to conclude the season with three straight 100-plus-yard games.

Rams coach Sean McVay avoided all questions after the game centered on his future in Los Angeles. He said he's interested in a future broadcasting career on Friday but remains focused on the Rams.

Rams safety Russ Yeast suffered a pulmonary contusion and was taken to a hospital for further examination. McVay said Yeast was stable and expected to spend the night in Seattle.

Rams linebacker Bobby Wagner was an opponent at Lumen Field for the first time in his career. Unlike Russell Wilson's return in Week 1, which was filled with boos, Wagner was greeted with a standing ovation from fans when he walked out for the coin toss as the only Rams representative. Seattle fans chanted ''Bobby!'' as he stood at midfield giving hugs to some of his former Seattle teammates. Wagner finished with seven tackles and one tackle for loss.

Sean McVay has plenty to ponder in the offseason ahead. First, he must confront the man in the mirror and answer if he still has the hunger for the NFL grind.

Los Angeles Rams Schedule & Results

The Rams open the season on NBC in a Thursday night home game against the Buffalo Bills. In week four is an ESPN Monday Night Football game at the San Francisco 49ers.

Week 14 brings a Thursday night Prime Video game against the Las Vegas Raiders. Week 15 is an ESPN and ABC Monday Night simulcast at the Green Bay Packers, And Week 17 brings the battle of Los Angeles as the Chargers host the Rams on NBC Sunday Night Football.

Los Angeles Rams Past Seasons (2000)

This is the second stint of the Rams in Los Angeles, where they originally played from 1946 through 1994 before moving to St. Louis, where they operated from 1995 through 2015.

In 1999, the Rams won their first Super Bowl championship in franchise history. And then, in 2021, the Rams were Super Bowl champions for the second time. Most important of all, it was the first Super title for the Los Angeles version of the Rams.

The Rams have a rich history that began in Cleveland in 1937. The Rams moved for their first stint in Los Angeles in 1946. They won one NFL championship and played in three other championship games from 1949 through 1955.

In the late 1960s, the Rams became a power in the NFL during its golden age. The famed Fearsome Foursome was one of the most dominant defensive lines in NFL history. And quarterback Roman Gabriel was a matinee idol.

Head coach George Allen put the Rams into the playoffs in 1967 and 1969. But Los Angeles flopped in the divisional round both times. Los Angles eventually fired Allen despite being in the hunt every year he was in charge.

Check Knox and John Robinson were consistent winners as head coaches of the Rams. But a Super Bowl title proved elusive.

Since their return to LA in 2016, the Rams have been consistent winners with four playoff berths in the last five years. In 2020 the Rams moved into SoFi Stadium, the most spectacular and modern of its kind in the world.

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