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Rams snatch victory from jaws of defeat with wild fourth-quarter comeback

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Duarte, M. (2026, October 4). Rams snatch victory from jaws of defeat with wild fourth-quarter comeback. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/10/04/sports/rams-stun-eagles-with-miraculous-fourth-quarter-comeback-behind-kyren-williams/

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New York Post · collected 2026-10-04 · by Michael Duarte

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In a dramatic game at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, the Los Angeles Rams erased a 10-point deficit to defeat the Eagles 24-20, ending their four-game losing streak against Philadelphia. The Rams overcame numerous early mistakes, including two interceptions by Matthew Stafford and a failed field goal attempt, as well as strong performances from the Eagles' Jalen Hurts and Darius Cooper. Kyren Williams scored both fourth-quarter touchdowns to secure the comeback victory for the Rams.
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Los Angeles Rams saved their season with a last-minute 24-20 comeback victory over the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday. The Rams, trailing 20-10 late in the fourth quarter and facing an opponent they hadn't beaten since 2020, rallied behind quarterback Matthew Stafford and running back Kyren Williams. Williams scored two touchdowns in the final four minutes to secure the win. Head coach Sean McVay addressed his team on the sideline, urging them to believe in their capabilities. The victory improved the Rams' record to 2-2 and halted a four-game losing streak against the Eagles. Stafford completed seven passes during a 98-yard drive that cut the lead to three points with less than four minutes remaining. Following another defensive stop, the Rams executed a 79-yard game-winning drive capped by Williams' final touchdown run with 1:10 left on the clock. This comeback could significantly impact their playoff aspirations and momentum moving forward.

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🔮 Entering Saturday’s BIG10 showdown on Saturday, Lincoln Riley was running out of excuses, running out of goodwill and, depending on whom you asked, running out of time as head coach of the USC Trojans.
🔮 But Thursday, they were confronted with a sobering reminder that football’s most devastating hits might not reveal their consequences for decades.
🔮 After a week in which the Rams lost Davante Adams, Poona Ford, Kobie Turner and Blake Grupe to significant injuries, with Trent McDuffie and Nate Landman also sidelined and Puka Nacua battling a calf injury, McVay could have spent his postgame press conference explaining why his depleted roster couldn’t compete.
🔮 That physical mentality could prove invaluable Sunday against a Raiders defense that has struggled to limit yards after the catch.
🔮 For a Rams team desperately trying to climb out of last place in the NFC West, Stafford’s historic afternoon couldn’t have come at a better time.
🔮 Afterward, McVay admitted he regretted the decision. “I wish I would have had a better play call and gone forward, got it a lot tighter.
🔮 “Vegas, baby, Vegas!” Thirty years later, Sean McVay and the Los Angeles Rams could use a similar intervention. Because what began as a season filled with Super Bowl aspirations has become a five-alarm fire, and the team that dreamed of playing for a Lombardi Trophy in its own stadium might need a miracle just to escape the NFC West basement.
🔮 McVay confirmed McDuffie will sit out Friday’s session and is questionable against Las Vegas.
🔮 And now, they might have lost one of the most important players they can least afford to lose.
🔮 For an organization that prides itself on finding answers, the kicking position remains a glaring indictment of its personnel decisions. The Rams have changed kickers frequently and the only question now is how long McManus will last.
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Eagles Los Angeles Los Angeles’ PHILADELPHIA Rams

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Rams ORG · 12× PHILADELPHIA GPE · 7× Los Angeles GPE · 6× Stafford GPE · 6× Eagles ORG · 4× Williams PERSON · 3× Cooper PERSON · 2× Hurts PERSON · 2× Harrison Mevis PERSON · 1× Matthew Stafford PERSON · 1×

Narrative

Kyren Williams scored two fourth-quarter touchdowns, the Rams’ defense produced a monumental goal-line stand and Los Angeles erased a 10-point deficit to stun Philadelphia, 24-20, snapping a four-game losing streak against the Eagles and escaping the rain with one of the most improbable victories of the Sean McVay era.
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🔮 PHILADELPHIA — Maybe the rain didn’t wash away the Rams’ season.
2026-10-04 · New York Post
Rams snatch victory from jaws of defeat with wild fourth-quarter comeback · assertive framing

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PHILADELPHIA — Maybe the rain didn’t wash away the Rams’ season. asserted
rain → wash → season
Maybe it shocked it back to life. asserted
it → shock → life
For three quarters Sunday afternoon at a rain-soaked Lincoln Financial Field, the Rams looked determined to drown themselves in their own mistakes. asserted
Rams → soak → mistakes
Matthew Stafford was intercepted twice. asserted
Stafford → intercept → ?
Special teams surrendered another enormous punt return. asserted
teams → surrender → return
Harrison Mevis missed a field goal. asserted
Mevis → miss → goal
Tyler Higbee dropped a fourth-down pass. asserted
Higbee → drop → pass
The Rams trailed the Eagles by 10 points entering the fourth quarter and appeared headed toward a 1-3 start that would have invited some uncomfortable questions about where this season was headed. asserted
season → trail → questions
Then, somehow, everything changed. asserted
everything → change → ?
Kyren Williams scored two fourth-quarter touchdowns, the Rams’ defense produced a monumental goal-line stand and Los Angeles erased a 10-point deficit to stun Philadelphia, 24-20, snapping a four-game losing streak against the Eagles and escaping the rain with one of the most improbable victories of the Sean McVay era. asserted
Angeles → score → era
Call it stealing one. asserted
it → call → one
For most of the afternoon, they looked determined to give this one away. asserted
they → look → one
Stafford was intercepted by Andrew Mukuba on Los Angeles’ opening possession after badly overthrowing Konata Mumpfield. asserted
Stafford → intercept → Mumpfield
Special teams joined the misery when Ethan Evans launched a 51-yard punt only for Britain Covey to return it 41 yards, turning a booming kick into a measly 10-yard net change in field position. asserted
Covey → join → position
Two plays later, Jalen Hurts found Darius Cooper for an 18-yard touchdown and a 13-3 Philadelphia lead. asserted
Hurts → find → touchdown
Puka Nacua, playing for the first time since Week 1, finally provided a spark. asserted
Nacua → play → spark
He scored on an awkward jet-sweep handoff from Stafford with 1:55 remaining in the first half, cutting the deficit to three. asserted
He → score → three
But Stafford gave the momentum right back. asserted
Stafford → give → momentum
With Higbee wide open underneath, Stafford inexplicably tried to hit Nacua deep and was intercepted by Cooper DeJean. asserted
Stafford → try → DeJean
Philadelphia eventually cashed in when Hurts connected with Cooper for his second touchdown following a questionable pass-interference penalty against Trent McDuffie. asserted
Hurts → cash → McDuffie
Then Mevis yanked a 48-yard field goal wide left. asserted
Mevis → yank → goal
When it rains, it pours. asserted
it → rain → ?
Except this time, the Rams found an umbrella. asserted
Rams → find → umbrella
The game turned with Philadelphia knocking on the door, threatening to bury Los Angeles for good. asserted
Philadelphia → turn → Angeles
Facing third-and-goal from the 2, Hurts bobbled the snap and scrambled for nothing. asserted
Hurts → face → nothing
On fourth down, the Rams pressured him into an errant throw for Cooper. asserted
Rams → pressure → Cooper
For the second time in the fourth quarter, the Rams’ defense stuffed Philadelphia on fourth down. asserted
defense → stuff → down
Backed up against its goal line, Los Angeles marched 98 yards. asserted
Angeles → back → yards
Williams finished the masterpiece himself, bulldozing across from 1 yard to make it 20-17. asserted
it → finish → yard
Suddenly, the Eagles weren’t protecting a comfortable lead. asserted
Eagles → protect → lead
They were hanging on. asserted
They → hang → ?
The Rams’ defense forced another punt, Stafford got the football back and Los Angeles marched down the field again. asserted
Angeles → force → field
And once again, Williams finished the job. asserted
Williams → finish → job
His second rushing touchdown of the fourth quarter gave the Rams a 24-20 lead and completed a comeback that had seemed almost unimaginable minutes earlier. asserted
that → give → comeback
Williams was everywhere, rushing for 80 yards while catching 10 passes for 66 more and scoring the two touchdowns that flipped the afternoon. asserted
that → rush → afternoon
Philadelphia somehow went 0-for-12 on third down. asserted
Philadelphia → go → down
The Rams weren’t particularly good themselves at 7-for-16, but when the game reached its defining moments, Los Angeles finally made the plays it had spent much of this young season failing to make. asserted
it → reach → season
But seasons aren’t always saved with masterpieces. asserted
seasons → save → masterpieces
Sometimes they’re saved in the mud. asserted
they → save → mud
What it means The Rams may have just saved their season. uncertain
Rams → mean → season
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