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Soldier Field (Chicago) —You saw the Los Angeles Rams edge the Chicago Bears in a postseason thriller and the Seattle Seahawks annihilate the depleted San Francisco 49ers. You saw the Denver Broncos prevail against the Buffalo Bills in controversial fashion and the New England Patriots outlast the Houston Texans.
CHICAGO — The Los Angeles Rams are headed to the NFC Championship Game to play the Seattle Seahawks, despite what coach Sean McVay called «some bad coaching» by him in Sunday night's 20-17 overtime win over the Chicago Bears.
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LOS ANGELES — Rams right guard Kevin Dotson will return from an ankle injury for Los Angeles' divisional round playoff game against the Chicago Bears, Sean McVay said Friday.
LOS ANGELES — Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford sprained the index finger on his throwing hand but will be «good to go» this Sunday against the Chicago Bears, coach Sean McVay said Monday.
The Los Angeles Rams and Carolina Panthers kick off wild-card weekend Saturday afternoon, with the road team entering as heavy favorites. But who has the betting edge?
As of the start of the 2025 NFL season, Mike Tomlin, John Harbaugh, and Andy Reid were the longest-tenured active coaches in the league. At the end of the season, Harbaugh was fired from the Baltimore Ravens after 18 years. Tomlin is now the longest-tenured active coach in the league, having led the Pittsburgh Steelers for 19 years. Reid has been at the helm of the Kansas City Chiefs for 13 years. Sean McDermott (Buffalo Bills), Sean McVay (Los Angeles Rams), and Kyle Shanahan (San Francisco 49ers) follow them with 9 years a piece.