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A resilient defensive effort, especially in the second half, on critical downs helped Los Angeles rally for a road win at Philadelphia.

The Los Angeles Rams secured a 24-20 road victory over the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 4, driven by a resilient defensive performance. Defensive coordinator Chris Shula's unit held Philadelphia to 0-for-12 on third down and 1-for-4 on fourth down. Key second-half moments included Nate Landman stopping Jalen Hurts on a fourth-down tush push and a critical goal-line stand from the 2-yard line.
Those pivotal stops allowed the Los Angeles offense to mount a comeback, with running back Kyren Williams scoring two rushing touchdowns to take the lead. Outside linebacker Byron Young sealed the victory on the Eagles' final drive by recording a sack and a strip sack.
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