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Mind-boggling stats: 2017 Los Angeles Rams
The Los Angeles Rams have completely turned their game around since the 2016 NFL Season. Take a look at some of the mind-boggling stats that define the midseason 2017 Los Angeles Rams.
The Rams have scored 30+ points in 5 games this season. In their previous 3 seasons combined (2014-16), the Rams scored 30+ points 5 times.
The Rams have gone from the NFL's worst scoring offense (14.0 PPG in 2016) to the NFL's best scoring offense (32.9 PPG in 2017). They are on pace to become the first team in NFL history to jump from the worst scoring offense to the best scoring offense in the span of one season.
The Rams have scored 263 points in 8 games this season. The Rams scored 224 points in their entire 2016 season.
The Rams scored more points in their lone November game of 2017 (51) than they did in the entire month of November last season, across 4 games (50).
Only one player in Rams history with at least 8 starts has had a higher passer rating in a season than Jared Goff's 97.9 mark in 2017 – Kurt Warner, who did so 3 times for the Rams (109.2 in 1999, 101.4 in 2001, 98.3 in 2000).
Todd Gurley is the fourth Rams player in the Super Bowl era to gain 1,000+ scrimmage yards in the team's first 8 games of a season, joining Eric Dickerson (3 times), Marshall Faulk (3 times), and Steven Jackson.
The last time the Rams were 6-2 or better after 8 games was 2001, when they went to Super Bowl XXXVI (lost to Patriots 20-17).
