Throughout the regular season, theRams.com will be taking a look around the internet for the top Rams headlines of the day. Here's a look at what's out there on Saturday, Sept. 20 about your Los Angeles Rams before their Week 3 road game against the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday at 10 a.m. pacific time.

Experts make their predictions for Week 3

Here's a collection of analysts' predictions and previews for Rams-Eagles:

• One of NFL.com's five analysts picked the Rams to beat the Eagles. All of their Week 3 predictions can be seen here.
• One of six Sports Illustrated staffers picked the Rams to win against Philadelphia. All of their Week 3 predictions can be seen here.
• Five of 11 ESPN experts chose the Rams to come out on top on Sunday. Picks for every game can be viewed here.

Preview coverage from therams.com

• Stu Jackson on Puka Nacua and Davante Adams getting off to a good start in 2025
  • "I think they're two great players. I think with their skillsets…there's a different way that they both figure out a way to separate, work edges. Ultimately as receivers, they get open, they catch the ball, and they can create after the catch. That's a big deal for us. I think some of the different complimentary skill sets, different tools that they have, but they're both great players. We can use them. I think it's no different than two great runners where their skill sets complement one another. I would imagine that's what Matthew (Stafford) meant by that." - Sean McVay
• Stu Jackson on how Matthew Stafford's poise and confidence is a reflection of the Rams' resilience
  • "The most impressive thing (from) me watching him today was his demeanor after he threw that pick. Just watching how... I told him during the game. I was like, 'Bro, you are just the coolest dude I've been around.' He's not cussing, he's not blaming anybody. It was like it happened in practice, which is, I mean... there's obviously another side to it where you can not care enough. But, I mean, you can just tell he's dialed in, locked in, not gonna let stuff like that rattle him. That kind of radiates throughout the rest of the team, just that type of poise and confidence." - Adams
• Wyatt Miller on how the Rams have created more explosive runs through two games
  • "I think (Blake Corum) being able to come in, spell me, allows me to see the game from a different lens, see the game from a different perspective and... get my breath back whenever those long runs are needed." - Kyren Williams
• Wyatt Miller on how Byron Young has taken his game "to the next level" both mentally and physically
  • "I put in so much work this offseason. I know I can do it. I know I belong here. I know I'm good enough to get a job done." - Young

Other preview coverage heading into Week 3

• LA Times' Gary Klein on how overcoming the loss of Ahkello Witherspoon will be a test for the Rams on Sunday
  • "Cobie Durant and Emmanuel Forbes Jr. are expected to be the starters, with veteran Darious Williams in a rotational role, on Sunday when the Rams (2-0) play the defending Super Bowl-champion Philadelphia Eagles (2-0) at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia." - Klein
• The Associated Press' Greg Beacham on Adams and Nacua's fast start to the season
  • "They complement each other really well, (and) the cool thing is they cheer for each other." - Stafford
• The Athletic's Nate Atkins on the Rams needing to slow down Saquon Barkley to beat Philadelphia
  • "You try to load the box to stop the run and the next thing you know, he gets a seam and there's nobody else to tackle him. You need some levels and layers to the defense and vision on him that goes to the pursuit and the gang tackling with everyone there." - Chris Shula