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RAMS REVENGE: Fans at the LA Rams Arizona Cardinals game on Sunday, October 18, at SoFi Stadium. (PHOTO: Michael C. Floch) LANDOVER, MD—Myles Garrett was dominant in his return to the field, pulverizing Washington with three sacks in the Los Angeles Rams ‘ hard-fought victory over the Washington Commanders, 20-13, on Sunday, November 8. Winning their third straight game, the Rams are finally clicking after a slow start. The Rams (5-4) moved over .500 for the first time this season. Matthew Stafford threw for 219 yards, a TD pass, and an interception on 26-of-43 passing. Puka Nacua was sensational, catching 14 passes from Matthew Stafford for 150 yards and the game-winning touchdown. Nacua made a leaping, contested catch in the corner of the end zone for a 7-yard touchdown that broke a 13-all tie early in the fourth quarter. However, this historic performance came at a cost. On his final play of the game, Nacua suffered an MCL sprain, PCL sprain, and turf toe in his right leg.

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