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I'm not sure why this is a question.
The Rams last two wins were high-profile games, over one of the top teams, with the leading candidate for MVP in a game that many considered one of the most exciting of the season to date. Followed that with a Thursday Night win over a long-time-rival that almost won the Super Bowl last year and was a pre-season favorite to get back.
With three straight wins and 7-of-9, the Rams are one of the hottest teams in the NFL.
They have gone from last place to a first-place-tie in two months.
They have a high profile head coach and several star players, with a winning pedigree.
In my opinion, it would be odd if the National Media was NOT talking about the Rams.
The Rams last two wins were high-profile games, over one of the top teams, with the leading candidate for MVP in a game that many considered one of the most exciting of the season to date. Followed that with a Thursday Night win over a long-time-rival that almost won the Super Bowl last year and was a pre-season favorite to get back.
With three straight wins and 7-of-9, the Rams are one of the hottest teams in the NFL.
They have gone from last place to a first-place-tie in two months.
They have a high profile head coach and several star players, with a winning pedigree.
In my opinion, it would be odd if the National Media was NOT talking about the Rams.