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Rams demolish Giants behind Stafford and Adams
Los Angeles bounces back from season-opening loss with dominant 28-6 victory and statement performance.
In brief
Los Angeles bounces back from season-opening loss with dominant 28-6 victory and statement performance. The Rams proved their Super Bowl credentials with a dominant win powered by Matthew Stafford's four touchdown passes and Davante Adams' 195 receiving yards, while also welcoming Aaron Donald back from injury…
Rams bounce back in style
Los Angeles dominated New York 28-6 on Monday night, a statement win after losing 27-7 to San Francisco in their season opener.
Stafford and Adams put on a show

Matthew Stafford threw four touchdown passes for 327 yards, while Davante Adams caught eight passes for 195 yards and two touchdowns, his best performance in a Rams uniform.
Adams dominates with eight catches

Adams made an 11-yard fade in the third quarter and a 31-yard touchdown grab on the Rams' second drive, showcasing his best receiving performance yet in Los Angeles.
“This team, we got to the confidence level that we're at because of the work we put in, and we're not going to put any governors on what we can do here.”
Aaron Donald returns from injury
The three-time NFL Defensive Player of the Year made his comeback after 32 months away, recording three tackles and drawing roaring cheers from Rams fans.
Giants lose Dart to knee injury
New York's starting quarterback Jaxson Dart suffered a left knee injury on the team's first offensive series, forcing Jameis Winston into the game.
Rams dominate in all phases

Los Angeles outgained New York 481 yards to 182 and overcame two turnovers in a dominant performance that showed Super Bowl-calibre football.
“If you're trying to be great, be a Super Bowl-calibre team, you've got to hold yourself to a high standard.”
The bottom line
The Rams proved their Super Bowl credentials with a dominant win powered by Matthew Stafford's four touchdown passes and Davante Adams' 195 receiving yards, while also welcoming Aaron Donald back from injury.



