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The Los Angeles Rams should beat the Chargers in Week 8, but they'll only be able to if they can avoid beating themselves first.

Bret Stuter writes for Ramblin' Fan that the 3-4 Los Angeles Rams must avoid self-inflicted mistakes to beat the winless Los Angeles Chargers in Week 8. The author points out that head coach Sean McVay's squad has struggled with discipline and ball security throughout the season, committing 11 turnovers while generating only six takeaways through seven games.
Stuter argues that the Rams should maintain an offensive focus on the rushing attack behind Kyren Williams and Blake Corum following a Week 7 victory against the Las Vegas Raiders. The writer suggests that establishing the running game can help offset costly passing errors and penalties.
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