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La defensa de los Rams pone a prueba a "Indiana Jones" y los invictos Colts | Vista previa del partido

Durante la actual gestión de Sean McVay como entrenador en jefe, los Rams han demostrado ser muy buenos para evitar que una derrota dolorosa tenga efectos prolongados y les perjudique emocionalmente en el siguiente juego.

Los Rams, no hay duda, sufrieron un duro golpe en la Semana 3 al dejar escapar una ventaja de hasta 19 puntos para terminar cayendo con un intento de gol de campo bloqueado. El peor final imaginable.

McVay, prácticamente en sus primeras palabras para los reporteros en la semana, aseguró que su equipo cambió la página desde el lunes: "Hay muchas cosas de las que podemos aprender, ya sea que conseguimos el resultado que queríamos o no".

Los Rams tratarán de demostrar que la caída ante los Eagles ha quedado atrás y también volver a la senda del triunfo este domingo de regreso a casa. El oponente es uno de los seis equipos que quedan invictos en la NFL, los sorprendentes Indianapolis Colts (1:05 pm PT/FOX/1330 AM Tu Liga Radio).

Un solo dato resume de manera inmejorable la actuación de los Colts en las primeras tres semanas de la temporada: Rigoberto Sánchez, el pateador de despejes, solo ha tenido que realizar una patada, la cual llegó luego de 20 posesiones de su equipo.

El veloz galope de los Colts (3-0) ha sido encabezado por un líder insospechado, el quarterback Daniel Jones, rebautizado por los fans como "Indiana Jones", quien luego de seis temporadas en los NY Giants ha hilvanado en otro jersey su mejor cadena de partidos como profesional: ha completado 63 de 88, 816 yardas, 3 pases de touchdown y 0 interceptados. También ha anotado 3 TDs por carrera.

Por la manera en que ellos están jugando, se puede decir que los Rams serán puestos a prueba. Al mismo tiempo, Los Ángeles (2-1) es claramente el examen más difícil de este primer mes de la campaña para Indianapolis. No solo es que Jones tendrá que lidiar con una feroz defensa que lidera la NFL en capturas (12), sino que los líderes de la División Sur de la AFC tienen que encarar a un Matthew Stafford que viene sano y con ganas de sacarse la espina tras la derrota en Philadelphia, si bien él solo se enfoca en el siguiente partido.

"Tenemos un gran rival que viene a nuestra casa con marca de 3-0 y que está tan caliente como el más encendido de la liga en ambos lados del balón", comentó Stafford. "Eso capta tu atención de verdad muy rápido. Si estás preocupado por lo de la semana pasada, entonces algo está mal contigo".

Los Rams, que son favoritos por 3.5 puntos, intentarán completar el mes de septiembre con marca ganadora por primera vez en tres años. Ellos tuvieron 1-2 en 2023 y 1-3 en 2024, ambas veces estando muy afectados por lesiones tempraneras.

La frase

"Le tengo el mayor de los respetos. Creo que es uno de los mejores quarterbacks que hemos tenido en esta generación. Tiene un increíble brazo, increíble talento en el brazo… Matthew Stafford es, en mi opinión, un gran, gran jugador"

Lou Anarumo

Coordinador defensivo de los Colts

Reporte de lesionados

El coach McVay dijo este viernes que espera tener de regreso al guardia izquierdo Steve Avila el domingo luego de perderse dos juegos por lesión de tobillo. Otros dos jugadores que los Rams esperan tener listos a pesar de prácticas limitadas son el receptor Davante Adams (tendón de la corva) y el tackle derecho Rob Havenstein (tobillo), puestos como cuestionables en el reporte final de lesionados. Los alas cerradas Tyler Higbee (cadera) y Colby Parkinson (hombro) también están cuestionables.

Los Colts, por su parte, no podrán contar con tres jugadores titulares: el guardia derecho Matt Goncalves (dedo del pie), el receptor abierto Alec Pierce (protocolo de conmoción) y el importante defensivo profundo Kenny Moore (tendón de Aquiles). El valioso liniero defensivo DeForest Buckner (espalda) y el receptor Anthony Gould (enfermedad) están cuestionables.

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In NFL history, currently ranks tied for seventh all-time in receiving touchdowns (117),16th in receptions (1,013) and 26th in receiving yards (12,562). 
In 178 games (170 starts), has recorded 12,633 receiving yards and 117 touchdowns on 1,017 receptions.
His 126 career touchdown receptions, including the postseason rank seventh all-time. 
In 14 playoff games (13 starts), has recorded 83 receptions for 1,095 yards and nine touchdowns. Became the 18th player to register 1,000 receiving yards in postseason action. 
Six-time Pro Bowler (2017-22) and three-time Associated Press All-Pro First Team selection (2020-22).
Led the NFL in receiving touchdowns (14) during the 2025 regular season, three more than the next closest player. He accomplished the feat despite missing three games due to injury. 
Tied Andre Reed, Steve Smith Sr., Lynn Swann and Reggie Wayne (9) for the 9th-most touchdown receptions in NFL postseason history. 
Passed Art Monk (1,062) for the 14th-most receiving yards in NFL postseason history (1,095). 
Passed Antonio Gates (116) in career touchdown receptions and move to seventh all-time (117). 
Reached 1,000 career receptions in Week 11 of the 2025 season, becoming the 17th player in NFL history to accomplish the feat and the third-fastest player to reach the mark. He became the fifth receiver ever with at least 1,000 receptions in his first 12 seasons, joining Hall of Famers Jerry Rice, Marvin Harrison Sr., Andre Johnson and Larry Fitzgerald. 
His 1,095 postseason receiving yards rank 12th all-time. 
Has eclipsed 1,000 receiving yards six times since entering the league in 2014, tied for the fifth-most in the NFL over the span. He accomplished the feat five consecutive seasons.
Is tied with Antonio Brown, Calvin Johnson, Brandon Marshall and Jimmy Smith (46) for the 11th-most games with 100 or more reciving yards in NFL history. 
In Week 13 of the 2025 season, tied Henry Ellard for the longest streak in franchise history with a touchdown reception (six games). Became the first Ram to have six consecutive games with a receiving touchdown in a single season since Elroy Hirsch in 1951 (10 games). 
Caught 10 touchdowns in a six-game span during the 2025 season with the Rams. 
Became the fourth player in Rams history with six touchdown receptions in a span of three games, joining Harold Jackson, Elroy Hirsch and Isaac Bruce. 
Became the fifth player in NFL history with at least 10 touchdown receptions in seven career seasons, joining HOFers Randy Moss, Jerry Rice, Marvin Harrison Sr., and Terrell Owens. 
Has 33 career games with at least 100 receiving yards and a touchdown reception, tied for Pro Football Hall of Famer Calvin Johnson and Reggie Wayne for the fifth-most such games since 1970. Only Hall of Famers Jerry Rice (57 games), Randy Moss (53), Terrell Owens (42) and Marvin Harrison (41) have more. 
His 166 career games to reach 104 receiving touchdowns was the fifth-fastest to achieve the mark in NFL history, just ahead of Mike Evans (167 games). 
Has 28 career games with at least two touchdown receptions and joined Pro Football Hall of Famers Jerry Rice (44 games), Randy Moss (36), Terrell Owens (32), Cris Carter (29) and Marvin Harrison (29) as the only players with at least 25 such games in the Super Bowl era.
His 28 games with multiple receiving touchdowns are the most among active players and the sixth-most all-time. 
Has recorded 46 games with 100+ receiving yards since entering the league in 2014, the second-most in the NFL over that span (Julio Jones, 47).
Joined four Hall of Fame receivers and Mike Evans as the only six players in NFL history to record 10,000+ receiving yards and 90+ receiving touchdowns in their first 10 NFL seasons.
Among receivers through 10 NFL seasons, his 872 receptions are the third most in NFL history and his 95 touchdowns are the fifth most in NFL history.
Became the seventh receiver in NFL history with at least eight touchdown receptions in six consecutve seasons, joining Pro Football HOFers Jerry Rice, Marvin Harrison, Lance ALworth, Cris Carter, Tommy McDonald, and Antonio Brown. 
One of four players in NFL history to record four straight seasons of 100+ catches and 1,000+ receiving yards (2020-23).
Posted 1,516 receiving yards in his first season with the Raiders (2022), breaking the franchise single-season receiving record, surpassing Hall of Fame receiver Tim Brown’s 1,408 receiving yards in 1997.
Is the only player in NFL history with three seasons (2018, 2020-21) of 110-plus catches, 1,350-plus receiving yards and 11-plus receiving TDs.
Led the NFL in receiving TDs, receiving yards per game (98.1) and receptions per game (8.2) in 2020, becoming the first NFL player to lead the league in all three categories since Sharpe in 1992.
Davante Adams
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Has appeared in 42 regular season games (40 starts) and played 2,468 total snaps at left guard. Has also started in six postseason contests with 383 snaps played. 
Started 13-of-15 games during the 2025 regular season and played 799 total snaps. 
Finished the 2025 season ranked eighth in Offensive Grade (76.8) and ninth in Run Blocking Grade (74.1) among all guards (min 50% snaps), according to Pro Football Focus. Allowed only 1.0 sack on 450 pass blocking snaps during the regular season. 
Started all 10 regular season games played in 2024 and logged 1,094 offensive snaps.
Started all 17 regular season games his rookie season and finished among the leaders on the team in snaps played (1,094). It was the most snaps for a Rams offensive lineman since 2021 and the most by a Rams rookie since Cooper Kupp in 2017.
Among rookie offensive linemen in the 2023 draft class, he ranked second in most snaps played.
Finished the 2023 season with the second-best pass blocking grade, the fifth-best offensive grade, and the 10th-best run blocking grade among rookie offensive linemen, according to PFF. 
Among rookie guards, Avila finished fifth in sacks allowed (2.0) in 2023.
Was voted to the PWFA All-Rookie Team in ‘23.
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Appeared in 29 regular season games (nine starts) and played 661 offensive snaps at left guard and right guard during the 2024 and 2025 seasons.
Has played in three postseason games and started in the Wild Card Round in 2025 at Carolina and played 72 total snaps. 
Did not allow a sack and allowed only two quarterback hits on 104 pass blocking snaps during the 2024 season. 
Has seen action on special teams and played 132 snaps.
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Has appeared in 86 career regular season games (23 starts) and notched 130 receptions for 1,320 yards and 13 touchdowns.
Has played in six postseason games (five starts) and notched 15 catches for 188 yards and two touchdowns.
Set the single-season franchise record for receiving touchdowns by a tight end (eight) during the 2025 season. It also was tied for the second-most among tight ends in the NFL in 2025. 
Recorded six receiving touchdowns in a six-game span in 2025 from Weeks 10-15. It also tied for the most receiving touchdowns in a single season for a tight end in franchise history. 
Recorded receiving touchdowns in three consecutive games for the first time in his career in Weeks 10-12 of the 2025 season. 
Set a career-high in receptions (43), receiving yards (408) and touchdown receptions (eight) during the 2025 season. His eight touchdown receptions ranked 11th in the NFL. 
Recorded a single-game career-best 75 receiving yards in Week 15 of the 2025 season vs. Detroit. 
Caught the game-winning touchdown in the Wild Card Round Carolina during the 2025 postseason. 
Has two multi-touchdown games in his career. 
Had two touchdown receptions in a three-game stretch to close out the 2023 season.
Had the 20th-highest run blocking grade (64.1) among tight ends in 2023, according to Pro Football Focus.
Notched a career-best 322 receiving yards during the 2022 season.
Had a career-high 45 receiving yards in Week 16 against the Chiefs at the conclusion of the 2022 season.
Had the 14th-best run blocking grade (66.9) among tight ends during the 2022 season, according to PFF.
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Has appeared in 34 regular season games (24 starts) and recorded 74 tackles (31 solo), 11.5 sacks, 14 tackles for loss, 93 pressures, 71 hurries, 22 quarterback hits, one pass defended, two forced fumbles and three fumble recoveries. 
Has played in five postseason games (three starts) and recorded 10 tackles (five solo), 16 pressures, four tackles for loss, 3.5 sacks, 12 hurries and four quarterback hits. 
Became the third Rams player to start his NFL playoff career with at least a half sack in three straight games (since sacks were first tracked in 1982). He joined Kevin Carter (January 2000). 
Has shown up in the sack column in four-of-five postseason appearances (3.5 total for postseason carer). 
Was a finalist for AP Defensive Rookie of the Year in 2024.
Was named NFC Rookie Defensive Player of the Month in November of the 2024 season.
Ranks 12th for the most hurries through a player's first 30 career regular season games (68).  
Recorded a career-high 2.0 sacks against the Seahawks in Week 9 of the 2024 season.
Became the first Rams rookie to record a fumble recovery in consecutive games (Weeks 2-3) in 2024.
Became the first Rams rookie to record a forced fumble on his first career sack since 2018.
Became the first player in franchise history to record two forced fumbles and two fumble recoveries in his first 10 career games.
Became the first Rams player to notch four or more sacks in a three-game span since Von Miller in 2021 and became the first Rams rookie to have multiple games with 2.0 sacks in his first 10 games and the first rookie since Micah Parsons in 2021 to accomplish the feat.
Tied Byron Young (5.0) and Robert Quinn (5.0) for the most sacks by a Rams player in their first 10 career games.
Led all rookies in sacks through 12 games of the 2024 season.
Is currently tied for the second-most fumble recoveries over the last two seasons with three. 
Posted a half sack, one tackle, six pressures, five hurries and one quarterback hit in his playoff debut in the Wild Card Round against the Minnesota Vikings in 2024.
Braden Fiske
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Has appeared in 34 regular season games (12 starts) and recorded 138 tackles (89 solo), six interceptions with 176 interception return yards, one defensive touchdown, 12 passes defended, six pass breakups, one tackle for loss, five pressures, three hurries, two quarterback hits, one forced fumble and three fumble recoveries.
Has appeared in five postseason contests (three starts) and recorded 23 tackles (15 solo), 1.0 sack, one tackle for loss, one quarterback hit, one pressure, two pass breakups and one pass defended. 
Had the third-highest Defensive Grade (90.4) among all defenders in the Divisional Round of the 2025 postseason, according to Pro Football Focus. He also finished with the second-highest Tackling Grade (84.7) and sixth-highest Coverage Grade (87.9). 
Finished with a postseason career-high seven tackles (four solo) to go along with one pass breakup and one pass defended in the Divisional Round at Chigago during the 2025 playoffs.
His six interceptions over the past two seasons are tied for the seventh-most in the NFL over that span. 
Has two career games with two interceptions against the Seahawks. His four career interceptions agains the Seahawks are the most by any Rams player all-time. It's also tied for the most interceptions by any active NFL player against the Seahawks with Jalen Ramsey. 
Became the the first rookie defensive back to win multiple Defensive Player of the Week Awards in 2024.
Was named NFC Defensive Player of the Week in Week 11 after notching eight tackles (six solo), one tackle for loss, one forced fumble and one interception in New England vs. the Patriots. Became the first rookie since 2000 with an interception, a tackle for loss, forced fumble and five or more tackles in a game.
Was named NFC Defensive Player of the Week after recording three tackles (all solo), two interceptions with one returned 103 yards for a touchdown and two passes defended in a Week 9 win against the Seattle Seahawks.
Notched a career-high 10 combined tackles in Week 2 of the 2025 season against the Tennessee Titans. 
Finished the 2025 season ranked 14th in Defensive Grade (72.9) and 10th in Coverage Grade (75.0) among NFL safeties (min 50% snaps), according to Pro Football Focus. His coverage grade also ranked 19th among all secondary defenders.
Finished tied for fifth in the NFL with two fumble recoveries during the 2025 season.
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Has played in 138 regular season games (127 starts) and recorded 386 receptions for 3,949 yards and 27 touchdowns during the regular season in his eight-year NFL career.
Has appeared in 15 postseason matchups (13 starts), the ninth-most postseason starts in franchise history, and notched 35 receptions for 386 yards and two touchdowns. 
Is the Rams all-time leader in touchdowns, receptions, and receiving yards for tight ends.
Among active tight ends, Higbee currently ranks 11th in receptions, 13th in receiving yards and tied for 11th in receiving touchdowns. 
Among all Rams players in postseason action, ranks seventh in receptions (35) and ninth in receiving yards (386). 
Passed Harold Jackson and moved to 14th in franchise history in receiving yards in 2023.
Moved to ninth all-time in franchise history receptions during the 2023 season.
Passed Preston Dennard, Robert Woods and Flipper Anderson in touchdown receptions and moved to 14th in team history in 2025.
Was second on the team in receptions (61) and third in receiving yards (560) in the 2021 campaign.
Registered a career-best 69 receptions for 734 yards during the regular season in 2019.
Became the first tight end in franchise history to have three-consecutive 100-plus yard receiving games and set the single-season franchise record for receptions by a tight end in 2019.
Recorded four consecutive games with more than 100-yards receiving from Week 13-16 during the 2019 season.
Recorded back-to-back seasons with at least five touchdown receptions in 2020 and 2021.
Hauled in six catches for 55 yards and two touchdowns in the NFC Championship Game against the 49ers last postseason.
Became the 13th tight end in franchise history to record over 1,000 receiving yards in their career.
Registered a career-best 12 catches on the road against the Dallas Cowboys during the 2019 campaign.
Had seven receptions for a career-best 116 yards against the Seattle Seahawks in Week 14 of the 2019 season.
Hauled in three touchdown receptions, a career-high, in Philadelphia against the Eagles in Week 2 of the 2020 season.
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Has appeared in 43 regular season games (42 starts) and recorded 303 catches for 4,115 yards and 18 touchdowns along with 31 rushes for 216 yards and two touchdowns.
Set the record for most receptions and receiving yards by a rookie in a single season in NFL history.
Has also appeared in six postseason contests and recorded 44 catches for 654 receiving yards and three touchdowns to go along with eight rushes for 29 yards and one touchdown. HIs 654 receiving yards through six playoff games are the third-most in NFL history behind Steve Smith Sr. (706) and Larry Fitzgerald (705). 
Became the first Rams player to have 150+ receiving yards in multiple playoff games, and the seventh player in NFL history joining Larry Fitzgerald (three times), Fred Biletnikoff, Tyreek Hill, Julio Jones, Jerry Rice and Steve Smith Sr. (twice). 
Became the fourth Rams player to reach 500+ receiving yards in six career playoff games, joining Cooper Kupp (625), Tom Fears (587) and Isaac Bruce (547). 
Passed Torry Holt for the third-most receiving yards in franchise postseason history (654). 
Passed Robert Woods for the sixth-most receptions in franchise postseason history (44). 
His three postseason games with 100 or more receiving yards are the second-most in franchise history. 
Passed Larry Fitzgerald for the second-most receiving yards in a single season (including playoffs) (2,047, 2025). 
Passed Demaryius Thomas (41) for the seventh-most receptions through a player's first six postseason games (44). 
Set a rookie record for most receiving yards in a playoff game as well as the most in franchise history in a Wild Card game.
Became the fastest player to reach 300 career receptions (43 games), surpassing Michael Thomas and Odell Beckham Jr. (45 games each).
Set a postseason career-high 10 receptions for 111 yards, one receiving touchdown and one rushing touchdown against the Carolina Panthers in the Wild Card Round in 2025.  It marked his second career playoff game with eight or more receptions, joining Cooper Kupp and Robert Woods. Passed Kupp and Woods for the most receptions through a player's first four postseason games in franchise history. He also passed Kupp for the second-most receiving yards in Rams history through a player's first four postseason games. 
Joined Marshall Faulk as the ony Rams players to record a receiving touchdown and a rushing touchdown in a postseason game (Wild Card Round at Carolina, 2025). Became the second player in NFL history to have a playoff game with at least 10 catches, 100 receiving yards and a rushing touchdown, joining James White (Super Bowl LI). 
Passed Isaac Bruce (463) for the second-most receiving yards for a Rams player through their first five postseason games (489). 
Set a new career-high with 225 receiving yards in Week 16 of the 2025 season in Seattle.  
Registered 160 or more receiving yards in three consecutive games (Weeks 14-16), joining Isaac Bruce as the only other receiver in franchise history to accomplish the feat. He is also the third receiver to ever do it in three consecutive games (Roy Green, Arizona, 1984). 
Reached 4,000 career receiving yards in Week 16 vs. Seattle and tied Odell Beckham Jr. (42 games) and Justin Jefferson (42) as the fastest to reach the mark. 
Led the NFL in reception (129) during the 2025 season. Also finished second in receiving yards (1,715) and tied for sixth in receiving touchdowns (10). 
Set a single-season career high in receptions (129), receiving yards (1,715) and receiving touchdowns (10) in 2025.
Passed Torry Holt (1,696) for the third-most receiving yards in a single sason in franchise history in 2025. He also passed Isaac Bruce (119) for the second-most receptions in a single season in franchise history. 
Nacua (35 games) joined Michael Thomas (37 games) and Amon-Ra St. Brown (35 games) as the only players in NFL history with at least five receptions in 35 games in their first three seasons.
Recorded 80 first down receptions during the 2025 season, the mos tin the NFL. It was also the third-most by a Rams over the last 30 years behind Cooper Kupp in 2021 (89) and Torry Holt in 2003 (84). 
Registered five-or-more receptions in 10 consecutive games during the 2025 season. Nacua became the only Rams player to have two such streaks of 9 games or more in franchise history. 
Became the sixth player in NFL history to have 125+ receptions and 10+ receiving touchdowns and one or more rushing touchdowns in a single season. 
Passed Hall of Famer Randy Moss (4,163) for the second-most receiving yards by a player in their first three seasons in NFL history with 4,191, trailing only Justin Jefferson (4,825). 
Has recorded the third-most games with double-digit receptions in Rams history behind Cooper Kupp (13) and Torry Holt (11). 
Recorded the most receiving yards (573) in a three-game span by a Rams player since Torry Holt had 441 over three games in 2003 (573). 
Became the fifth player in NFL history with at least 100 receptions and 1,200 receiving yards in two of his first three seasons joining Anquan Boldin, Justin Jefferson, Brandon Marshall and Michael Thomas. 
Has seven games with at least 150 receiving yards and surpassed Lance Alworth (six games) and Randy Moss (six) for the second-most such games by a player in their first three seasons in NFL history, trialing only Justin Jefferson (eight). 
Became the second receiver in Rams franchise history to reach the 100-catch mark in multiple seasons (2023, 2025). 
Has 18 career 100-yard receiving games since 2023, tied for the most in the NFL over that span. 
Recorded back-to-back 160+ yard receiving games (Weeks 14-15, 2025) and became the first player to accomplish the feat since Tyreek Hill (Weeks 5-6, 2023).
Surpassed 1,000 receiving yards for the 2025 season in Week 13, marking the second time hitting the 1,000-yard receiving mark in his career. 
Passed Michael Thomas for the most receptions through a player's first 40 career games (277) in Week 14 of the 2026 season at Arizona.
Recorded the first multi-touchdown game of his career in Week 14 of the 2025 season at Arizona. 
Passed Torry Holt (117, 2003) for the third-most receptions in a single season in franchise history (119) in 2025. 
Passed Torry Holt (1,635, 2000) for the fourth-most receiving yards in a single season in franchise history (1,639) in 2025. 
Earned Second-Team All-Pro honors and a Pro Bowl nod following his rookie campaign in ‘23. Was also named to the PFWA All-Rookie team.
Recorded his 250th career reception in his 36th career game, the fastest to reach the mark in NFL history. 
In Week 14 of the 2025 season, passed Jim Benton (275) in career receptions and moved to 13th in franchise history. 
Tied Odell Beckham Jr., for the fewest games in NFL history (30) to reach 200 career receptions.
Joined Eric Moulds and T.J. Houshmanzadeh as the only players in NFL history with at least eight catches in each of their team's first four games of a season (2025). 
Became the second-fastest receiver to reach 3,000 receiving yards, tying Justin Jefferson (33 games). Only Odell Backham Jr. hit the mark quicker (30 games). 
Passed Cooper Kupp for the most receptions through the first five games of a season in NFL history with 52. 
Passed  Marshall Faulk (4,071), Tyler Higbee (3,858), Harold Jackson (3,591) and Bob Boyd (3,611) in career receiving yards and moved to 12th in franchise history. 
Ranks 15th in franchise history in receptions (257). 
Tied Justin Jefferson for the second-most games with at least 100 yards receiving yards through a player’s first 19 career games, trailing only Odell Beckham Jr.
Set a single-game career-high with 170 receiving yards in Week 4 of the 2025 season against the Colts. It was the most receiving yards by a Rams player since 2019. 
In Week 17 of the 2025 season, recorded his 20th scrimmage touchdown of his career. At 24 years and 214 days old, Nacua is the second-youngest Rams wide receiver all-time to reach 20 scrimmage touchdowns (Isaac Bruce on his 24th birthday in 1996).
Surpassed Keenan Allen for the third-most games with at least seven or more receptions and 100+ receiving yards (six) through a player’s first 19 career games trailing only Odell Beckham Jr. and Justin Jefferson.
Became only the fourth player in NFL history to record at least 1,600+ receiving yards through a player’s first 19 career games (Beckham Jr., Jefferson, and Ja’Marr Chase).
Surpassed Anquan Boldin and Alvin Kamara for the fourth-most receptions by a player in their first 19 career games with 116 career receptions.
Tied Damone Johnson (18) for the 17th-most receiving touchdowns in franchise history. 
Became the fastest player in NFL history to reach 1,500 receiving yards in Week 1 of the 2024 season.
Was a four-time Pepsi Rookie of the Week winner his rookie season. Was named Offensive Rookie of the Month for December/January.
Broke the NFL’s single-game record for receptions by a rookie and set an overall league mark with 25 catches in the first two games of his career.
Became the first rookie in NFL history with at least 10 catches and 100 receiving yards in each of his first two career games.
Became the fourth player in NFL history with at least 10 catches and 100 receiving yards in each of his team’s first two games of a season.
From 2002-23, he ranks second in most receptions by a receiver in the first two games of a season.
Had the most receptions by a rookie in Rams franchise history in his first two games (25).
His 266 receiving yards were the second-most by any pass catcher through two career games in NFL history, trailing only Anquan Boldin’s 279 in 2003.
Eclipsed 100 receiving yards in three of his first four games, making him the second player in NFL history with 100+ receiving yards in three of his first four games.
With 39 receptions, he surpassed Anquan Boldin and his 30 receptions in 2003 for the most receptions ever by a player in their first four NFL games. He also passed Reggie Bush, who had 24 catches in 2006, for the most receptions by a player in their first five NFL games.
Recorded the most receiving yards in a rookie debut in Rams history. Became the second player drafted in the fifth round of later with 100+ receiving yards in his NFL debut.
Became the first rookie in his NFL debut to have 100+ receiving yards league wide since Ja’Marr Chase in 2021 and the first rookis to have 10 catches in his debut league wide since 1948.
Recorded a 45-yard rushing touchdown in Week 2 of the 2025 season. It marked the longest rushing touchdown for the Rams since Week 15 of the 2017 season. It was the third-longest rushing touchdown by a Rams wide receiver all-time.
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Has started 51-of-57 regular season games played and has been on the field for more than 3,251 snaps.
Has appeared in eight postseason contests (six starts) with the Rams and played 383 total snaps. Has not allowed a sack in all six postseason starts (245 pass blocking snaps). 
Was a member of the Super Bowl LVI team.
Started all 16 games played at left tackle during the 2025 season and logged a career-high 1,007 snaps. 
Finished the 2025 season 11th in Offensive Grade (82.9) and 10th in Run Blocking Grade (84.3) among all offensive tackles (min 50% snaps), according to Pro Football Focus. His Offensive Grade also ranked 17th and his Run Blocking Grade ranked 16th among all NFL offensive linemen. 
Has not allowed a sack in the postseason (161 pass blocking snaps). 
Started all 14 regular season games during the 2024 season and totaled 848 snaps on offense. 
Saw action in 15 games (all starts) during the 2023 season and totaled 923 snaps, allowed 1.0 sack, and eight quarterback hits.
Among tackles who played over 500 offensive snaps during the 2023 regular season, he tied for first in sacks allowed.
Was the fourth-highest graded left tackle in Week 6 of 2022 against the Panthers (86.1), according to Pro Football Focus. This was a career-high rating for Jackson. He finished the game against the Panthers not allowing a single sack, hurry, or pressure.
Before being injured last season following Week 9, Jackson hadn’t allowed a single sack and only allowed 11 pressures on 305 snaps. This was fewest on the Rams among offensive linemen with at least 250 snaps.
Saw action in a Week 2 contest against the Falcons playing 60 snaps at right guard for the first time in his pro career.
Appeared in four regular season games and two playoff games during his rookie campaign.
Played the majority of his regular season snaps (52) in a Week 16 victory at Minnesota in 2021.
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Las claves

- La defensa de los Rams hizo un excelente trabajo la semana pasada contra la carrera al dejar a Philadelphia en apenas 86 yardas. Y el reto de este domingo no será menor, pues Indianapolis presenta a Jonathan Taylor como líder de la NFL con 338 yardas por la vía terrestre. El corredor de los Colts es una combinación de velocidad y tenacidad que lo hacen difícil de taclear; él levanta las piernas cuando los defensivos se le lanzan abajo y suele escaparse. No solo es Taylor, quien fue nombrado el Jugador Ofensivo de la Semana en la AFC, sino el propio quarterback Daniel Jones (8 primeros y 10 por carrera), que siempre ha sido un buen corredor.

- Gran parte del éxito inicial de los Colts es que han sido excelentes para proteger el balón. Los Rams necesitan crear balones perdidos contra Indianapolis, equipo que tiene cero entregas en sus primeros tres partidos para el ser el No. 1 de la NFL en ese crucial departamento. L.A., por su parte, ha recuperado tres fumbles (No. 3 de la liga) e interceptado un pase. Y en este sentido, el "pass-rush" de los Rams será la gran prueba para el quarterback Jones, quien en sus 16 inicios previos -con los Giants- se la pasó corriendo por su vida con 59 capturas, registrando solo 10 pases de TD y 13 interceptados, además de 8 fumbles.

- La defensa de los Colts se ha visto casi igual de bien que su ataque este septiembre, pero tiene una obvia debilidad: los equipos rivales promedian 4.8 yardas por acarreo contra Indianapolis, que es alto. Los Ángeles, en tanto, ha promediado 4.7 yardas por intento corriendo con el ovoide. En otras palabras, el plan de juego del coach McVay podría incluir muchas entregas para Kyren Williams y Blake Corum, quienes lucieron de verdad bien la semana pasada. Además, es posible que el estelar receptor Davante Adams no se encuentre al 100% tras verse limitado esta semana en los entrenamientos por una molestia en el tendón de la corva.

El dato

100

El porcentaje de touchdowns que la defensa de los Colts ha permitido en zona roja (6 de 6) para ocupar el último lugar de la NFL. Indianapolis, cabe decir, ha permitido 7 touchdowns totales en tres juegos.

Los antecedentes

Los Rams han vencido a los Colts cuatro veces seguidas, incluyendo los tres juegos de la era McVay, cuyo debut como entrenador en jefe fue justo en la más reciente visita de Indianapolis (46-9 en 2017). El último enfrentamiento entre ellos fue un 29-23 de los Rams en tiempo extra en 2023, cuando Puka Nacua decidió el partido al anotar su primer touchdown como profesional en una recepción de 22 yardas. La serie histórica se encuentra con 23 ganados para los Colts, 22 para los Rams y 2 empates. Por cierto, los Colts no han vencido a los Rams en el sur de California desde 1969 (13-7).

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