NFL Week 15 Game Recap: Los Angeles Rams 20, Seattle Seahawks 10

In a relatively low-scoring affair, the Los Angeles Rams held on to beat the reeling Seattle Seahawks 20-10. Seattle took a 10-3 lead early in the third quarter, but the Rams generated 17 straight points for the win. 

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Cooper Kupp continued his scintillating campaign with nine catches for 136 yards and two touchdowns while Matthew Stafford was an efficient 21-for-29 for 244 yards. Seattle couldn’t get much going on offense, as Russell Wilson topped out at 156 passing yards.

The Rams will head to the midwest to play the Minnesota Vikings next Sunday while the Seahawks will return home for a date with the Chicago Bears.

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Los Angeles Rams

Quarterback

Stafford was effective and his pass-catchers made the most of his passes. Forty-three percent of his passing yards came after the catch. He finished with a 2.78-second average time to throw seconds and a 8.1-yard average depth of target.

Matthew Stafford by Target Depth

Running Back

Sony Michel handled 75% of the Rams' handoffs to running backs. He carried the ball 18 times for 92 yards — 86 of which came after contact — and forced nine missed tackles. 

Wide Receiver/Tight End

Kupp was targeted 13 times and finished with 4.25 yards per route run. Odell Beckham Jr. was only targeted three times on his 31 routes, leading to just one catch for seven yards.

Offensive Line

Andrew Whitworth allowed just one pressure, although it did turn into a sack; however, every other Rams offensive lineman allowed multiple pressures. Bobby Evans allowed four pressures and two sacks while Austin Corbett also allowed four pressures but did not give up a sack.

Defensive Line

Aaron Donald finished with six pressures, a sack and a run stop while Von Miller recorded four pressures and a sack. Leonard Floyd also recorded a sack. 

Linebackers

Against the run, Ernest Jones earned five tackles, including two deemed defensive stops, but also missed two tackles. He was targeted just twice and gave up one completion for 11 yards and a first down in coverage.

Secondary

Jalen Ramsey — often shadowing DK Metcalf — allowed just two completions for 16 yards on five targets while forcing two incompletions. Darious Williams allowed all three of his targets to be completed but only for 18 yards and no first downs.

Seattle Seahawks

Quarterback

Wilson finished with just five yards per attempt as he tried to throw the ball quickly, recording a 2.34-second average time to throw. He was sacked three times. 

Russell Wilson Under Pressure

Running Back

Rashaad Penny and DeeJay Dallas split the handoffs for the Seahawks. Dallas made the most of his eight carries, as he went for 41 yards — 26 of which came after contact — while forcing two missed tackles. 

Wide Receiver/Tight End

Metcalf was targeted nine times but could only come down with five catches for 41 yards and one drop. Gerald Everett was the only Seahawks pass-catcher who hauled in more than one ball, as he caught all four of his targets for 60 yards.

Offensive Line

All five starters allowed at least two pressures, but Damien Lewis, Jake Curhan and Gabe Jackson each allowed three. Duane Brown and Lewis each gave up a sack.

Defensive Line

Carlos Dunlap converted three of his four pressures into sacks, which led the team in both categories. Rasheem Green had the group's other sack. The defensive line as a whole totaled 15 pressures.

Linebackers

Jordyn Brooks finished with five defensive stops in the run game and three were for a loss or no gain. Bobby Wagner was targeted repeatedly against the pass giving up eight catches on 10 targets for 72 yards, five first downs and a touchdown.

Secondary