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Stafford's fumble and immobility raise benching questions as Rams fall to 2-4.

Despite facing two favorable defenses over the last two weeks, Stafford continues to put the ball in harm's way and leads an offense that underperforms. He was smoked from his blind side and fumbled the ball in this game. The source highlights that Stafford's immobility compounds the Rams' offensive struggles, particularly in short yardage situations. Sean McVay's conservative play-calling—including running out the clock before halftime and calling consecutive screen plays on third and fourth down with a chance to take the lead—suggests McVay does not trust his quarterback. The source raises the question of whether it's time to pull Stafford given the team's 2-4 record and suggests the Rams may be better served long-term collecting information on backup Ty Simpson.

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