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Sean McVay's decision to keep two kickers on the roster is partially motivated by the Rams' playoff chances being in perilous place.

The Los Angeles Rams are utilizing an unusual two-kicker setup, using Joshua Karty for kickoffs and Brandon McManus for field goals. Head coach Sean McVay adopted the strategy to stabilize special teams as the 4-4 Rams seek to protect precarious playoff hopes.
Sam Farmer reports that the arrangement carries roster risks, especially as injured players prepare to return. Despite two kickoff miscues by Karty against the Chargers, McVay expressed confidence in his kickers as the Rams pursue a demanding second-half schedule.
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