Todd Gurley should have no trouble extending touchdown streak for Rams in Week 11

As the Los Angeles Rams cap off Week 11 by hosting the Kansas City Chiefs, Todd Gurley should have little trouble extending his impressive touchdown streak dating back to last season.

After an exciting Sunday filled with plenty of action, Todd Gurley and the Los Angeles Rams will help wrap up Week 11 when the Kansas City Chiefs come to town for what should be an epic Monday Night Football showdown.

Originally, this game between the two Super Bowl contenders was supposed to take place in Mexico City, but with the poor field conditions drawing concerns over player safety, the league made the obvious decision to move the game back to Los Angeles.

Now, the Rams have an opportunity to keep their undefeated streak at home alive, although that’s always easier said than done when looking at the high-powered offense the Chiefs possess thanks to Patrick Mahomes II.

When seeing how Los Angeles has a high-powered offense of their own thanks to Gurley and the rest of his teammates, it’s easy to understand why this game is expected to end up with the most points from Week 11.

Speaking of Gurley, it almost seemed nearly impossible that the former Georgia star would be able to top last year’s crazy numbers in which he recorded 2,093 yards from scrimmage to go along with 19 touchdowns.

Turns out, Gurley may end up topping those numbers after all when seeing how the star running back enters Monday’s game with 1,390 yards from scrimmage to his name to go along with 17 total trip into the end zone.

Even more impressive, Gurley has not only managed to find the end zone in every game so far in 2018, but dating back to last season, he actually has 13 games in a row with at least one touchdown.

There’s a popular saying about how all things must come to an end at some point, but the Rams shouldn’t expect Gurley’s streak to end on Monday, even if the Chiefs focus some extra attention on him at all times.

One of the most impressive things about Gurley is even when he isn’t having the best of games numbers wise, he’s still managed to find the end zone for Los Angeles when it matters the most.

Facing arguably the toughest team in the AFC means the Rams may end up needing all of the possible points they can get if the defense struggles stop the Chiefs’ offense, which is where Gurley comes into play.

With all due respect to Kansas City, Los Angeles is well aware the Chiefs aren’t exactly the most impressive team on the defensive side of the football. So if Gurley is given the opportunity to find the end zone, the Rams running back should have little trouble doing extending that touchdown streak to 14 games.