The Rams offense is defined by Matthew Stafford’s elite deep passing. He leads the league in deep touchdowns and ranks second in deep passing yards with exceptional efficiency. Against a Bears defense ranked near the bottom against deep throws, Stafford is poised to exploit mismatches and generate explosive scoring opportunities. Keeping pace with their high-octane passing game is critical for their opponents.
Chicago’s running backs, D’Andre Swift and Kyle Monangai, give the Bears a rare advantage in the rushing game. The Rams can limit possession and sustain scoring drives by controlling the clock with effective run schemes. Offensive balance is key to keeping defenses honest and opening up the field for Stafford’s passes.
Defensively, the Rams must pressure quarterbacks and minimize big plays while allowing their offense to dictate tempo. Missed tackles and breakdowns in containment could be costly, but if Los Angeles executes a complementary game plan, they have the tools to reach the NFC Championship.
