Rams WR Demarcus Robinson (toe, hip) did not practice on Thursday. He made the game-winning 39-yard TD grab in Week 9's overtime win over the Seahawks, so he was evidently playing through these injuries. We're still tentatively expecting Robinson to play vs. the Dolphins on Monday night, but we'll keep an eye on him over the next few days.
Demarcus Robinson's deciding touchdown catch in overtime is his latest feat for the suddenly-hot Rams, and Kamren Kinchens' interceptions were game-changing.
Demarcus Robinson catches a 39-yard TD pass in overtime to give the Rams a 26-20 win over Seattle after Kamren Kinchens' big day with two key interceptions.
Robinson scored twice for the second week in a row. He put together a far more complete box score this time around after going for just 35 yards (plus the pair of touchdowns) on two grabs last week. Robinson's uptick in target volume came as the result of Puka Nacua getting ejected for throwing a punch late in the first half of this game. His first score was an easy grab from one yard out. His second score was a game-winner in overtime. Robinson reeled in the 39-yard strike from Matthew Stafford with one hand while winning a hand fight with the other. Robinson's role will fade with Nacua not likely to miss half of Week 10 because of an ejection, but his touchdown potential will keep him on the WR5/6 periphery versus Miami.
Sean McVay nearly got Williams his government-mandated weekly touchdown, but the third-year back failed to find paydirt on attempts from one and two yards out. Demarcus Robinson scored a play after Williams gained a yard from the two-yard line. LA was later forced to settle for a field goal after Williams was stonewalled for a two-yard loss from the two. Williams only ceded one carry to Blake Corum and no other Rams back earned a target. He is a volume-based RB1 heading into Week 10 against Miami.