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The Los Angeles Rams are 3-4 and climbing back into the NFC playoff picture after a slow start to the season. They are expected to finish with wins in each of the next three weeks against teams with losing records.…

Turf Show Times writer JB Scott argues that the upcoming game against the 0-6 Los Angeles Chargers could serve as a dangerous trap game for the 3-4 Los Angeles Rams. While the Rams are aiming to climb back into the NFC playoff race with an upcoming stretch against teams with losing records, the Chargers are seeking their first win of the season and enter the matchup coming off their bye week.
Scott notes that Sean McVay's squad has little margin for error following an earlier slip-up against the Arizona Cardinals and ahead of a brutal late-season schedule. With Jim Harbaugh and quarterback Justin Herbert desperate to course-correct, the writer stresses that the Rams must avoid an upset against their cross-town rivals.
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