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The upstart Rams had a tremendous 2017 season, but have the Chargers closed the gap? The Chargers and Rams are poised for big things in 2018. Both Los Angeles teams are defined by their quarterbacks and star-studded defenses.
The battle was won by the Los Angeles Rams in 2017. The Rams finished 11-5 and made the playoffs for the first time since 2004.
Jared Goff led a high-powered Los Angeles passing attack and the Rams defense proved to be a strength for head coach Sean McVay.
The Los Angeles Chargers on the other hand, just missed the playoffs and failed to capture the new LA market. Despite the disappointing finish, the Chargers have become media darlings and have been frequently picked to make a return to the postseason.
With Los Angeles being the home of two potential playoff contenders, there’s hope that a potential rivalry can ignite.
As the long summer drags on, let’s go position-by-position and see how the two L.A. teams stack up on paper.
Quarterbacks: Chargers
Goff was fantastic in his
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The battle was won by the Los Angeles Rams in 2017. The Rams finished 11-5 and made the playoffs for the first time since 2004.
Jared Goff led a high-powered Los Angeles passing attack and the Rams defense proved to be a strength for head coach Sean McVay.
The Los Angeles Chargers on the other hand, just missed the playoffs and failed to capture the new LA market. Despite the disappointing finish, the Chargers have become media darlings and have been frequently picked to make a return to the postseason.
With Los Angeles being the home of two potential playoff contenders, there’s hope that a potential rivalry can ignite.
As the long summer drags on, let’s go position-by-position and see how the two L.A. teams stack up on paper.
Quarterbacks: Chargers
Goff was fantastic in his
More...