The Los Angeles Rams are preparing for their NFC divisional round matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles with a unique approach. Head coach Sean McVay opted for a lighter practice schedule, electing not to hold a full practice ahead of the game following their recent victory over the Minnesota Vikings. This strategy mirrors their 2021 playoff run where they managed a successful transition from a Monday night win to a Thursday road game.

Wide receiver Cooper Kupp expressed confidence in the plan, recalling its effectiveness during their previous postseason experience. The Rams conducted a lifting workout to allow players to recover physically, condensing their practice into two days of focused work. McVay noted that players adapted well, benefiting from both physical and mental recovery.

With added pressures stemming from wildfires in the Los Angeles area, quarterback Matthew Stafford acknowledged the challenges but emphasized the team's commitment to focusing on football. The Rams are determined to bounce back from their earlier loss against the Eagles, gearing up for a crucial win-or-go-home contest.