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La ofensiva de los Rams necesita mejorar en visita a New England | Vista previa del partido

La derrota del lunes por la noche contra Miami fue un doloroso tropiezo para los Rams en el inicio de la segunda mitad de temporada, cuando el equipo intentaba colocarse por fin con récord ganador.

Pero a final de cuentas fue solo una parada más en un camino que no ha sido en terreno pavimentado; la campaña está siendo difícil. De cara al juego de este domingo contra los Patriots en Foxboro, en el que los Rams esperan responder bien, Cooper Kupp puso en perspectiva la actualidad del equipo. Los Ángeles tiene una marca de 4-5.

"Hemos estado muy cerca. En los partidos en que nos hemos quedado cortos ha habido jugadas aquí y allá que puedes señalar… son solo cositas", observó esta semana el experimentado receptor abierto. "Ustedes pueden ver a algunos de los mejores equipos en esta liga que están del otro lado de eso, que no han perdido muchos juegos, pero los ves y ellos están en partidos realmente cerrados que fácilmente pudieron haberse ido del lado opuesto".

Cuatro de las cinco derrotas de los Rams han sido por una sola anotación y la constante fue que en todas ellas no pudieron ofrecer actuaciones completas de ofensiva o defensiva. En el partido del lunes el problema fue la ofensiva, que no pudo operar bien debido principalmente a fallas de la línea.

Al menos este domingo contra New England (3-7), el interior de esa línea ya tendrá mejor instaladas sus piezas con el segundo partido de la semana para Steve Avila y Jonah Jackson tras volver de una considerable inactividad causada por lesiones.

Para poder aspirar a los playoffs, los Rams necesitan empezar a correr mejor el balón y obviamente recuperar la buena protección que Matthew Stafford estuvo recibiendo en jornadas recientes antes del partido contra los Dolphins. La defensa está haciendo su parte y los equipos especiales han sido sólidos la mayor parte del tiempo.

"Necesitamos insistir con esto. No necesitamos reinventar la rueda...", agregó Kupp con madurez al apuntar que la idea de los Rams es tratar de aprovechar las pequeñas ventajas que se presenten el domingo. "Pienso que esa es la manera en que hemos enfocado las cosas. Pienso que ese ha sido el mensaje para los muchachos".

Los Ángeles es favorito por 4.5 puntos, pero se espera un buen examen ante unos Patriots que vienen de ganar 19-3 en Chicago — donde los Rams cayeron — y que en sus últimos tres compromisos también ganaron contra los NY Jets y perdieron en Tennessee en tiempo extra.

El kickoff está programado a las 10 am Pacífico (FOX, 1330 AM Tu Liga Radio) en el Gillette Stadium, donde se pronostica buen clima: alrededor de 60 grados F, soleado y con poco viento.

La frase

"Si hay algo que sé acerca de este equipo es que hay una resiliencia, hay determinación, hay una dureza mental y hay una habilidad para responder"

Acerca de cómo siente a su equipo luego de ganar tres juegos seguidos y perder contra Miami

Reporte de lesionados

El tackle derecho y capitán Rob Havenstein (tobillo) se perderá su segundo partido consecutivo por los Rams. Debido a que la participación de Joe Noteboom (tobillo), quien inició en su lugar contra Miami, está en duda, es muy posible que Warren McClendon Jr. sea el abridor en esa posición.

Tampoco jugarán el tackle defensivo Neville Gallimore (cuello) y el defensivo profundo Charles Woods (tobillo). Además, el linebacker exterior Byron Young (rodilla) y el defensivo profundo Josh Wallace (cadera) están como cuestionables.

Por su parte, los Patriots tienen como cuestionables a una larga lista de hombres destacando el tackle izquierdo Vederian Lowe (hombro), el tackle defensivo Daniel Ekuale(abdomen), el linebacker Christian Elliss (abdomen) y los safeties Kyle Dugger (tobillo) y Marte Mapu (cuello), todos ellos titulares, lo mismo que el tackle defensivo Christian Barmore, un ancla que ha estado fuera todo el año debido a coágulos sanguíneos.

Otros jugadores cuestionables son los linieros defensivos Jaquelin Roy (cuello) y Deatrich Wise Jr. (pie), el linebacker Sione Takitaki (rodilla) y el esquina Alex Austin (tobillo).

Los Angeles Rams
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Has appeared in 51 regular season games (49 starts) and recorded 205 tackles (121 solo), 27.5 sacks, 158 pressures, four forced fumbles, 32 tackles for loss, 66 quarterback hits, one fumble recovery, 90 hurries and one pass defended.
Has started all six postseason games played and notched 17 tackles (10 solo), 1.5 sacks, 21 pressures, five tackles for loss, 17 hurries and four quarterback hits.
Won NFC Defensive Player of the Month in September of the 2025 season. 
Tied Trey Flowers for the 16th-most quarterback hits through a player's first 50 career games (64). 
Is currently tied with Alec Ogletree for the 14th-most tackles for loss in franchise history (31). 
Finished the 2025 season ranked tied for eighth in sacks (12.0), tied for 14th in pressures (64), fifth in quarterback hits and tied for 15th in tackles causing unsuccessul plays for the offense (49).  
Finished the 2025 season ranked ninth in Defensive Grade (84.9), seventh in Run Defense Grade (79.2), third in Tackling Grade (73.5) and 12th in Pass Rush Grade (83.4) among all outside linebackers and EDGE rushers (min 50% snaps), according to Pro Football Focus. 
During the 2025 season, became the first Ram with at least 10.0 sacks through the Rams' first 12 games of a season since Aaron Donald had 11.0 in 2020. 
Became the first Rams player to reach the 12.0 sack mark since Aaron Donald in 2021. 
His 27.5 career sacks are the third-most by a Rams player in his first three seasons, trailing only Robert QUinn (34.5 from 2011-13) and Aaron Donald (28.0) from 2014-16). 
In Week 14 of the 2025 season, became the first Rams player to record 11.0 sacks in a season since Aaron Donald in 2021. 
Tied William Hayes and Mel Owens for 14th in Rams history since sacks were first recorded in 2981. In his 47th game, he tied Leonard LIttle as the third-fastest Ram to reach the mark. 
Ranks 14th in franchise history with 32 career tackles for loss. 
Registered a regular season sack streak of nine games from the end of the 2024 season into the 2025 season, tying the fourth-longest streak with at least a half sack in NFL history. 
Collected at least 1.0 sack in each of the Rams first four games this season and the first Rams player to accomplish the feat since Clay Matthews in 2019. Has also recorded at least a half sack in six consecutive games. Since player sacks were first recorded in 1982, the only Ram to record at least a half sack in more consecutive games is Leonard Little, who had seven consecutive games. 
Became the first rookie in franchise history to be in the sack column in his first three NFL games.
Won the Pepsi Zero Rookie of the Week award following his Week 6 performance against the Arizona Cardinals in 2023.
Recorded a single-game career-best 2.0 sacks and 10 tackles (eight solo) in Week 9 of the 2023 season.
With 8.0 sacks his rookie season, he finished second for most sacks by a rookie in franchise history behind Kobie Turner and Aaron Donald. 
Finished the 2023 season with the second-most pressures (62) among all rookie defenders.
According to Next Gen Stats, Young's 917 snaps played in 2023 were the most by any rookie edge defender in the NGS era (since 2016). 
Finished the 2023 season ranked in the top-10 in tackles, sacks, pressures, hurries and quarterback hits among the 2023 draft class.
Byron Young
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Has appeared in 93 career regular season games (86 starts) and recorded 585 tackles (384 solo), five interceptions with 88 return yards, 18 tackles for loss, four forced fumbles, three fumble recoveries, two defensive touchdowns, 28 passes defended, 19 pass breakups, 7.0 sacks, 33 pressures, 16 quarterback hits and 18 hurries.
Has played in six postseason contests (all starts) and notched 42 tackles (24 solo), one interception, two passes defended, one pass breakup, one tackle for loss, three pressures, two quarterback hits and one hurry. 
Set a new single-season career-high in tackles (122) in 2025. Passed John Johnson (118) for the most tackles by a safety in a single season in franchise history. He led all safeties in tackles during the regular season. 
Recorded a postseason career-high 13 tackles, two passes defended, one pass breakup and the first postseason interception of his career in the Divisional Round in Chicago during the 2025 season. 
Joined Nate Landman as the third player in franchise history to record 10 or more tackles in consecutive games the first two games of the 2025 postseason. 
Recorded two interceptions and nine tackles in Week 4 of the 2025 season against the Indianapolis Colts. The last time a Rams player recorded at least nine tackles and two interceptions in a single game was Fakhir Brown in 2007 (W5 vs. Ari).
Finished the 2025 season tied for the fifth-most tackles causing unsuccessful plays for the offense (32) among all safeties. 
Notched his 500th career tackles in Week 5 of the 2025 season. 
Joined Nate Landman to become the first pair of Rams teammates to each of 10+ total tackles in the same playoff game since the 2017 playoffs. 
Has forced at least one fumble in each of the last three seasons. 
Recorded a career-high in tackles (115) and tied a career-best in pass breakups (five) during the 2023 season.
Allowed a 66.7 completion percentage as the primary defender in 2023, according to TruMedia.
Notched a career-high 12 tackles (nine solo), in Week 4 against the Eagles in 2023.
Has recorded double-digit tackles in eight regular season games during his career.
Was the second-highest graded safety in the NFL with a 82.9 defensive grade (minimum 262 snaps) in 2022, according to Pro Football Focus.
His three interceptions as a rookie in 2020 were the most by a Commanders rookie since 2008.
His 76 interception return yards in Week 13 of the 2020 season were the second-most in a single game for a rookie in Washington franchise history.
Recorded a sack in back-to-back games in Weeks 9-10 during his rookie campaign in 2020.
Kam Curl
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Appeared in 51 career regular season games (37 starts) and tallied 167 tackles (88 solo), 24.0 sacks, 27 tackles for loss, nine passes defended, six batted passes, 157 pressures, 114 hurries, 40 quarterback hits, one interception with 10 return yards, one forced fumble and two fumble recoveries.
Has played in six postseason contests (five starts) and notched 16 tackles (10 solo), 3.5 sacks, 24 pressures, four tackles for loss, eight quarterback hits and 17 hurries.
Was named a team captain for the second consecutive season in 2025.
Passed Frank Clark (132), Khalil Mack (133) and Chris Jones (134) for the 19th-most pressures for a defensive lineman through 45 regular season games (136).  
Recorded a sack in three consecutive games (Weeks 14-16) and 5.5 sacks in a five-game span (Weeks 12-16) during the 2025 season. 
Joined Byron Young with three straight seasons with at least 6.0 sacks to begin a career, becoming two of four Rams to do that since 1982 when sacks were first recorded, joining Aaron Donald (first eight) and Kevin Carter (first six). 
Became the fourth Rams defensive lineman to record a sack and an interception in the same game this season (Week 16 vs. Seahawks), joining Mike Danna, A.J. Epenesa and Aidan Hutchinson. The last Rams defensive lineman to do so in a game was Samson Ebukam in Week 11, 2018. 
Was one-of-four players during the 2025 season to record at least 7.0 sacks, one interception and one fumble recovery along with Aidan Hutchinson - DET, T.J. Watt - PIT and Andrew Van Ginkel - MIN). 
His 17.0 sacks were the second-most by a player in their first two seasons in franchise history, trailing Aaron Donald (20.0).
Over the last two seasons, ranks in the top-25 across the NFL in sacks (17.0) and hurries (74).
Recorded single-game career-highs in Week 17 in pressures (10), quarterback hits (four), hurries (six), and sacks (2.5).
Passed Myles Garrett and Vic Beasley (64) for the 13th-most hurries through a player's first 30 games played (65). 
Passed Vita Vea, Travon Walker, DeMarcus Lawrence, Vic Beasley and Leonard Floyd for pressures through a player's first 35 career games (104). 
Became the only rookie in franchise history to be the sack leader in the regular season.
Tied Aaron Donald for the most sacks by a rookie in franchise history.
Was named a finalist for the AP Defensive Rookie of the Year Award.
Finished the 2024 season ranked with the eighth-best run defense grade (74.8) and the 15th-best defensive grade (75.1) among interior defensive lineman that played 50% of their team's snaps in 2024. 
Was named a Defensive Rookie Player of the Month for December/January in 2023. 
Was nominated for the Pepsi Sugar NFL Rookie of the Week on two occasions (Week 12 and 17) during the 2023 season. 
In 2023, generated a league-high 23 pressures when he was double teamed. According to Next Gen Stats, he was double teamed on 54.2% of his pass rushes, the fourth-highest rate in the NFL (min 200 pass rushes).
Kobie Turner
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Has appeared in 50 regular season games (30 starts) and recorded 233 tackles (158 solo), 22 passes defended, 19 pass breakups, 4.0 sacks, two fumble recoveries, 21 pressures, five tackles for loss, six quarterback hits and 15 hurries.
Has started all six postseason games played and notched 43 tackles (22 solo), one tackle for loss, four passes defended, three pass breakups, one pressure and two hurries.
Through the first four games in 2025, ranked first in the NFL in pass breakups (six) and tied for fifth in passes defended (five). 
Was voted a team captain in 2024 and 2025. 
Became the second Rams player to have five or more tackles in five consecutive postseason games, joining Tommey Polley. 
Finished the 2025 season ranked 10th in Defensive Grade (75.1), 14th in Coverage Grade (72.9) and 19th in Tackling Grade (73.0) among all NFL safeties (min 50% snaps played), according to Pro Football Focus. 
Registered a career-high four passes defended against the Eagles in Week 3 of the 2025 season. 
Leading up to the Divisional Round in the 2025 playoffs, had recorded five or more tackles in all four of his postseason appearances. Became one of five Rams players to do so, joining John Johnson (five games), Tommy Polley (five games), Mark Barron (four games) and Aeneas Williams (four games). 
Recorded his first career start in Week 9 against Green Bay in 2023.
Tallied his first fumble recovery in Week 6 against Arizona in 2023.
Recorded a career-high seven tackles (five solo) in Week 18 against the Seahawks during the 2022 season.
Made his NFL debut in Week 10 of the 2022 season against the Cardinals following a knee injury suffered in the offseason.
Played 138 special teams snaps in 2022 and recorded two tackles (all solo).
Quentin Lake
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Has appeared in 32 regular season games (three starts) and recorded 24 tackles (22 solo), one interception with 56 return yards, five passes defended, two pressures, one hurry and two pass breakups.
Has played in four postseason contests and notched one tackle (one solo).
Recorded his first career interception in Week 16 of the 2025 season in Seattle.
Josh Wallace
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El dato

12-5

El récord de los Rams cuando juegan en semanas cortas desde que Sean McVay es su entrenador en jefe. L.A. visita New England tras haber jugado en Monday Night Football.

Las claves

  1. Este domingo los ojos estarán puestos en la línea ofensiva de los Rams, que está llamada a responder luego de una pobre demostración contra Miami en la que no le brindó protección aceptable a su quarterback. Para poder imponer condiciones contra los jóvenes Patriots, la línea tiene que elevar su nivel considerablemente, y Warren McClendon Jr. tratará de hacer su parte como tackle derecho ante la ausencia de Rob Havenstein. Por cierto, la defensa de New England viene de un juego en el que registró 9 capturas de quarterback contra los Bears. Correr bien el balón ayudará mucho a contrarrestar a una defensa que al parecer anda muy agresiva.
  2. La ofensiva de Los Ángeles llega al partido con un porcentaje de 47% en zona roja para ocupar apenas el lugar 30 de la NFL, demasiado bajo considerando el talento que hay en la unidad. Es tiempo de que Sean McVay y su ataque empiecen a cambiar eso con mejores jugadas, mejor ejecución y también un poco de sorpresa. Lo anterior no solo para evitar que los Patriots se les pudieran complicar el domingo, sino porque pasando este compromiso vendrá una durísima cita con los enrachados Philadelphia Eagles en SoFi Stadium que desde ya se antoja muy importante.
  3. Los Patriots, a pesar de paupérrimas estadísticas de su ofensiva en la campaña, han demostrado que pueden correr el balón. Los Rams quieren obligar al quarterback novato Drake Maye a lanzar y exponerse a la feroz defensa frontal encabezada por Kobie Turner y Jared Verse, pero para ello primero tienen que parar al corredor Rhamondre Stevenson (512 yardas, 6 TDs), a Antonio Gibson (262 yardas) y al propio Maye (233). Es de notar que Maye (64.7%, 7 TDs, 5 Int.) no cuenta con muchas armas probadas en el juego por pase. El ala cerrada Hunter Henry lidera a los Pats con 40 atrapadas para 428 yardas.

Take a look through photos of the Los Angeles Rams on the practice field as they prepare for their Week 11 matchup against the New England Patriots at Gillette Stadium.

La carrera divisional

Los Rams (4-5) podrían regresar al segundo lugar de la División Oeste si ganan su partido y eso se combina con una derrota de San Francisco (5-4), que recibirá el domingo por la tarde a Seattle (4-5). L.A. ya le ganó a ambos en esta temporada. Arizona (6-4) descansa esta semana y se mantendrá en el liderato divisional.

Los antecedentes

La serie histórica favorece a New England por 9-6, aunque en el más reciente enfrentamiento ganó Los Ángeles por 24-3 en partido de jueves por la noche en Inglewood durante la temporada de 2020. Los Rams han perdido tres juegos seguidos en Foxboro, donde no ganan desde 2001. Y Matthew Stafford buscará su primer triunfo en New England, donde solo ha jugado una vez cuando era parte de Detroit.

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