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Special teams proved to be the deciding factor during the last meeting between the Buffalo Bills and Los Angeles Rams two years ago, and the statistics lean toward it being a key element once again at SoFi Stadium on Monday…

The Buffalo Bills travel to face the Los Angeles Rams on Monday Night Football at SoFi Stadium, looking to avoid a two-game losing streak. Writer John Green highlights special teams, specifically punt returns and punt coverage, as an under-the-radar factor that could decide the outcome. In their previous December 2024 meeting, a blocked punt returned for a touchdown helped Sean McVay's Rams secure a 44-42 victory over Buffalo.
Statistical trends indicate potential vulnerability for the Rams, whose coverage unit under coordinator Bubba Ventrone has allowed an average of 13.73 yards per punt return through four weeks. Current Bills linebacker Michael Hoecht, who previously played for Los Angeles, emphasized the importance of staying consistent on special teams. The article notes that Buffalo returner Greg Dortch could potentially exploit these weaknesses to create game-changing plays.
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