INGLEWOOD, Ca. The Los Angeles Rams engaged the Seattle Seahawks in a Sunday afternoon battle for first place in the NFC West. Sporting two brilliant head coach

It's only fitting that what may be Tyler Lockett's last act in the NFL comes with Pete Carroll. The slot receiver signed with the Las Vegas Raiders earlier this season to reunite with his long-time Seattle Seahawks head coach. He gets to catch passes from a former Seattle QB of his, too, in Geno Smith.

The Los Angeles Rams' defense has been one of the NFL's best since midway through last season, and Quentin Lake has been a major reason for its rise. Lake's elbow injury from the Rams' 21-19 victory over Seattle doesn't just cast a pall over a breakthrough win that put Los Angeles (8-2) in sole possession of the NFC West lead.

Seahawks QB Sam Darnold, coming off his worst performance of the season, received the full backing of his team and coach following Sunday's loss to the Rams.

Seattle Seahawks linebacker Ernest Jones IV had Sam Darnold's back after the quarterback threw four interceptions during the team's 21-19 loss against the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday.

Los Angeles Rams wide receiver and returner Xavier Smith was popped on a kickoff return in the first quarter against the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday.

Despite Darnold's turnovers putting them in bad spots over and over, Seattle managed to hold Matt Stafford to just 130 total passing yards - and gave the Seahawks a chance to win on the road at the last second against what looks like the toughest team in the NFL right now.

This type of ‘bend, don’t fold’ play is what helped Woolen break out as a rookie. He's a one of a kind athlete who gets confident and heats up.