Sean McVay said the Los Angeles Rams will review their entire kicking operation after missed opportunities played a major role in Monday night’s 37-34 overtime loss to the Buffalo Bills.
Key takeaways
- The Rams lost 37-34 to the Bills in overtime on Monday night.
- Los Angeles missed one field-goal attempt during the game.
- Another Rams field goal was blocked.
- McVay said the club will examine every part of its kicking unit.
Rams set to review special teams breakdowns
Los Angeles came away from its overtime defeat with two costly field-goal failures: one attempt that did not convert and another that Buffalo blocked.
McVay did not limit the review to the kicker alone, saying the Rams will “evaluate everything” involving the operation. That puts the spotlight on the full field-goal unit, including the snap, hold, protection and kick execution.
Close loss raises urgency
The Rams were beaten by only three points in a 37-34 final, leaving little margin for missed scoring chances. The blocked attempt and the missed field goal will be central issues as Los Angeles assesses corrections following the Monday night game.
