Rams turnovers turn into pure joy and victory for the Packers

The Green Bay Packers turned a pair of turnovers into 14 points in the third quarter and held on to defeat the Los Angeles Rams, 24-19.

The Rams are off to their poorest start since moving to Los Angeles in 2016 and injuries have a lot to do with that. The last time they dropped four of their first five to start the season was when they were in St. Louis in 2014. Injuries have severely hampered the Rams' ability to maintain consistency and cohesion on the field. Key players missing from the lineup have disrupted the team's rhythm and forced adjustments in both offensive and defensive strategies. As a result, the Rams have struggled to find their footing early in the season, leading to their disappointing record.

Kyren Williams had 102 yards rushing on 22 carries and scored for the eighth straight game. However, the turnovers were too much for the Rams to overcome in the end

The turnovers provided the Packers with crucial momentum, allowing them to capitalize on the Rams' mistakes and shift the game's dynamics in their favor. By converting these opportunities into touchdowns, the Packers gained a decisive lead that pressured the Rams. This advantage ultimately helped them maintain control and secure the victory.