The NFL regular season is a marathon, not a sprint. And because of that, the Rams have no reason to hit the panic button after losing to the Titans, 28-16, on Sunday night.
They’re still 7-2 and within one game of the Cardinals in the NFC West, despite getting steamrolled by a Titans team that didn’t have Derrick Henry. Moving forward, they have to learn from their mistakes – of which there were plenty – and try to rebound in Week 10 against the 49ers.
But before we look too far ahead, let’s reflect on what we took away from this prime-time loss to the Titans.
