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Kyren Williams' late touchdowns lift Rams past Eagles 24–20
Los Angeles erased a 10-point halftime deficit as Williams scored twice in the final four minutes and Byron Young ended Philadelphia's last drive with two sacks.
The Los Angeles Rams rallied for a 24–20 road win over the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday, improving to 2–2. The Rams trailed 20–10 at halftime before holding Philadelphia scoreless after the break.
Two touchdowns in the final four minutes
Kyren Williams cut the deficit to three with a four-yard touchdown run with 3:59 remaining. After the Rams defense forced a punt, Matthew Stafford led the go-ahead drive and Williams scored from seven yards with 1:10 left.
Williams finished with 80 rushing yards and two touchdowns on 16 carries, plus 67 receiving yards on 10 catches. Stafford threw for 317 yards despite two first-half interceptions, while Puka Nacua added 125 receiving yards and scored on a two-yard run.
Defense closes out the comeback
Outside linebacker Byron Young recorded consecutive sacks on Philadelphia's final possession, including a strip-sack that helped force a fourth-and-25. The Eagles' last pass fell incomplete. Philadelphia finished 0-for-12 on third down and was limited to 172 total yards.
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