The Rams beat the Commanders 20-13 for their third straight win, powered by Puka Nacua’s career-best outing and Myles Garrett’s disruptive return from injury. Coach Sean McVay and quarterback Matthew Stafford praised the team’s grit while acknowledging the offense left chances on the field.

By the Numbers
  • Rams 20, Commanders 13
  • Los Angeles’ win streak: 3 games
  • Puka Nacua: 14 catches, 150 receiving yards, 20 rushing yards
  • Myles Garrett: 3 sacks, 1 forced fumble
  • Matthew Stafford: 26-of-43 passing, 228 yards, 1 touchdown, 1 interception
Yes, But

McVay said Los Angeles missed offensive opportunities to make plays and extend drives, while Stafford noted there were plays he wanted back. Both emphasized that the team’s ability to find a way to win mattered most.

Bottom Line

The Rams are stacking wins through resilience, but more consistent offensive execution will be key to sustaining their momentum.