Why Rams’ WR Nacua could make this the best offense of the McVay era

The Los Angeles Rams are choosing the right time to play their best football. The Rams enter Week 15 and have won two in a row. The Rams are looking to make it to their third consecutive game against division rivals, the San Francisco 49ers. The way the Rams play isn’t surprising to some because many have seen it before.

“The Rams looked like, they looked like their Super Bowl season on offense,” Rich Eisen said on his “The Rich Eisen Show.” “Now they actually have some pass rushers. You can really pressure people, man. Jared Verse, I think even if the corners play well… I think Jared Verse is the Defensive Rookie of the Year. I just like that.” The way he plays is really damn good. But if that rush doesn’t come through, I’ll worry about the Rams’ defense.

“(Matthew) Stafford has 10 touchdowns and no picks in his last four starts. And they are 10-1 in December since (Sean) McVay and Les Sneed brought Stafford from Detroit to Los Angeles. This is Stafford time in Los Angeles, and we’re seeing it.”

“And a lot of those victories in December, and certainly in the Super Bowl year that I’m talking about, didn’t feature the guy that’s on display now because he was on the BYU campus at the time.” Puka Nacua is a revelation. As I mentioned, is he the best receiver in the NFL? Brothers, ladies, out there…You gotta make sure he’s at the top of the list…In NFL history, here is the list of players who have had 12 or more receptions in a game, 150 or scored more goals in this game, scoring one in the air and one on the ground, the list is Puka Nacua.