Sean McVay: 'We won't win a game' if we don't stop beating ourselves

In a devastating upset, the Los Angeles Rams fell to the Arizona Cardinals, 18-16, marking the biggest loss of the NFL season. The Rams' defense performed well, but their lackluster offense couldn't capitalize on the effort. Multiple unforced errors played a significant role in the game. Tyler Higbee lost a fumble in the fourth quarter, the Rams failed on numerous fourth downs, and a controversial unnecessary roughness penalty on defense provided the Cardinals with a free 15-yard gain.

Frustrated by the loss, head coach Sean McVay emphasized the team's need to stop beating themselves, stating, "We won't win a game unless we figure out how not to beat ourselves." The Cardinals' defense was instrumental in the win, but Los Angeles continues to commit too many self-inflicted mistakes that determine the outcome of games.

McVay acknowledged the need for improvement, stating, "We have a lot to look at ourselves on, and we have to be able to go back to the drawing board and figure out how we improve because we need to be able to not beat ourselves before we figure how to even come away with some of the results." The Rams' season record stands at 2-4, with three losses coming in heartbreaking fashion, but Sunday's loss was by far the most disappointing given the Cardinals' dominance in points scored throughout the season.