Outrageous? Dan Orlovsky feels Rams, led by Matthew Stafford, is the most dangerous team in NFC
Dan Orlovsky crowned Matthew Stafford-led Rams the most dangerous team in the NFL after their impressive victory in the Wild-Card round.
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Against all odds and even losing their home-field advantage, the Los Angeles Rams destroyed the Minnesota Vikings in the Wild-Card round of the playoffs. While fans and critics were amazed to see quarterback Matthew Stafford taking control of the field, there’s someone who is convinced that the Rams will represent the NFC in the Super Bowl: Dan Orlovsky.
Being utterly impressed by head coach Sean McVay and Stafford once again, the ESPN analyst crowned them the most dangerous team in the NFL. Orlovsky’s over-the-top praises for Stafford-led Rams aren’t new and this time he bolsters his argument by referencing their successful postseason history.
In the latest episode of ESPN’s First Take, Orlovsky emphasized the successful history shared by head coach McVay and quarterback Stafford, particularly in winning the Super Bowl and representing the NFC. Their previous achievement in high-pressure situations provides a strong foundation for their ability to do it this season, especially after their spectacular first playoff victory.
I think they’re the most dangerous team left in the NFC. What team in the NFC has a quarterback that has had one of the most clutch playoff runs in the history of the NFL? The Rams with Matthew Stafford. In the playoffs with Matthew Stafford, he’s 5–1 together with Sean McVay. Five and one.
Dan Orlovsky said
.@danorlovsky7 thinks the Rams are the most dangerous team left in the NFC 👀
— First Take (@FirstTake) January 16, 2025
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Additionally, Orlovsky didn’t hold back in his praise for running back Kyren Williams by calling him a “walking touchdown.” He also commended the Rams’ defense for their improvement, particularly in the wake of losing Aaron Donald to retirement.
Matthew Stafford-led Rams prepare for challenging conditions against Jalen Hurts-led Eagles in playoffs
After the solid victory in Wild-Card, the Rams are now advanced to the Divisional Round, where they are up against the Philadelphia Eagles. Unfortunately for them, each of their playoff games appears to face a hostile environmental obstacle. After the Los Angeles Wild card, the weather prediction for the road game in Philadelphia is reportedly more vigorous.
Forecasters are watching the potential of a coastal low forming on Sunday,It’s early, and the models disagree, but the European model has the system bringing an inch of snow in time for the Eagles game Sunday.
Fox 29 Philadelphia reported
Given the circumstances, the Eagles hold a significant advantage as they play on their home field where it’s anyway tough for other teams to play. In contrast, the Rams may struggle, as they are not accustomed to competing in such extreme conditions.
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