LA Rams weebly wobbly worrisome Week 5 win provides few answers

The LA Rams faced the Seattle Seahawks after a devastating loss, eager to determine just how good or bad this team would be in 2021. But after another rather Weebly-Wobbly worrisome Week 5 win, it seems as though the Rams know less about this team than after their Week 4 loss.

Thankfully, I don’t believe that, even at a 4-1 record, anyone will be broadcasting to the nation that the Rams are the ‘Best Team in the NFL’ for some time. What we did discover is that the Seattle Seahawks will likely not be winning the NFC West this year. Likely, but not impossible.

We witnessed the LA Rams‘ powerfully potent offense struggle against the worst defense in the NFL. We witnessed the defense, after putting up an inspiring evening of stalwart stinginess against the Seattle Seahawks starting quarterback Russell Wilson, completely fall apart by allowing his backup, Geno Smith, to drive 96 yards down the field for a touchdown with ease.

Geno Smith threw his first touchdown pass since playing for the New York Giants in 2017? Yeah, that’s the guy.

The LA Rams escaped with the win and now are rewarded with a mini-BYE week before traveling across the nation to face the New York Giants. The Giants are coming off a surprising victory against the New Orleans Saints and must now face their NFC East rivals, the Dallas Cowboys this Sunday.

And to be honest, I have no idea where the betting line will open for that one. But for those of us who suffer today from the battle of Two Rams and the Jackal, we can help. What, you don’t know what I mean when I talk about the Two Rams and the Jackal? Then please allow me to explain: