PHILADELPHIA – Eagles cornerback Isaiah Rodgers is no stranger to coming off the bench to fill in for an injured teammate. He has done so several times this season, holding his own in coverage while making key stops.

The Los Angeles Rams fell short on Sunday in a snowy playoff loss to the Philadelphia Eagles. One of the top offseason questions now facing L.A. will be QB Matthew Stafford's future.

As captured and noted by LA sports anchor Darren M. Haynes, McVay greeted every single Rams player as they entered the locker room following the loss, including likely Defensive Rookie of the Year Jared Verse, whose stellar game came up just short.

For now, let's look at seven key takeaways from L.A.'s nail-biting loss. 1. Two fumbles were the difference in the game. When the Rams were trailing 16-15, they had all the moment

Sean McVay has won a Super Bowl and lost one, but his coaching performance this season was perhaps his best ever. After the Rams started the year 1-4, they climbed all the way back to a 10-7 record, won a playoff game and took the 14-win Eagles to the wire in

Matthew Stafford fell short of another comeback in the Los Angeles Rams' divisional round loss to the Philadelphia Eagles. The Rams were driving down the football field in the final minute of the game, trailing 28-22, but were unable to convert on a fourth down attempt, ending the game and the Rams' season.

Similarly to how Dan Campbell felt after the Detroit Lions lost to the Washington Commanders on Saturday night, Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay seemed to be feeling the same following a loss to the Philadelphia Eagles to end their playoff journey.