McVay says Rams have themselves to blame for 2-4 record
Sean McVay says the Los Angeles Rams have to find a way not to beat themselves. The preseason Super Bowl favorites are 2-4 after an 18-16 loss to the visiting Arizona Cardinals on Sunday. The Rams were done in by erratic play on offense and defense, haphazard special teams, inopportune penalties, untimely penalties and bad decisions. Six days earlier, the Rams lost by three points at home to the Buffalo Bills, and left tackle Alaric Jackson was suspended for postgame fisticuffs.
His absence hurt the Rams against the Cardinals, who repeatedly sent pass rushers at Jackson's replacement.
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