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Sean McVay blasts the Rams' costly mistakes after a stunning 18-16 loss to the Cardinals, warning his team won't win another game until it stops beating itself.

Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay issued a stern warning following an 18-16 defeat to the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday at SoFi Stadium. McVay emphasized that the Rams will not win any games unless they stop committing self-inflicted mistakes, as the team fell to a 2-4 record and dropped into last place in the NFC West.
The contest unravelled through numerous errors, including a Tyler Higbee fumble, an unnecessary roughness penalty on Josh Wallace, and a knee injury sustained by kicker Blake Grupe. Despite quarterback Matthew Stafford leading a fourth-quarter touchdown drive, Cardinals kicker Chad Ryland secured Arizona's victory with a 43-yard walk-off field goal.
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