Rams must keep Josh Allen uncomfortable as he seeks get-right game in LA

Writer John Sbisa argues that the Los Angeles Rams must disrupt Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen early in their upcoming Monday night matchup. Allen enters the game following recent struggles, including a critical late interception against the Patriots and a two-interception outing against the Chargers. Sbisa warns that allowing Allen to settle into a rhythm would force the Rams into an unfavorable shootout.

The Rams enter the contest with a pass rush that ranks tied for 22nd in sacks, though Byron Young recorded 2.5 sacks in their previous game. The author stresses that defenders like Young and Josaiah Stewart must set a hard edge to contain Allen's off-schedule rushing threat, while also stopping running back James Cook.