Rams drop to 2-3 after overtime loss to Bills in October

The Los Angeles Rams fell to the Buffalo Bills 37-34 in overtime on Monday night, bringing their record to 2-3. Coach Sean McVay noted the team's resilience despite the loss but acknowledged the need for improvements, particularly in special teams. The Rams have dealt with inconsistency, including the performance of kicker Harrison Mevis, who was cut following the game after missing four field goal attempts this season. The Rams' offense remains one of the league's best, averaging 424.4 yards per game, but scoring has dipped. Their next match presents another opportunity to turn the season around.

• 10:24 PMYahoo Sports — Super Bowl favorite Rams are back in a familiar position, sitting under .500 after 5 games