The Los Angeles Rams have announced their inactive players ahead of the NFC Championship game against the Philadelphia Eagles. QB Stetson Bennett, WR Tyler Johnson, and S John Johnson III lead the list of players unable to participate. Bennett will still be dressed as the team's emergency third quarterback. Johnson, who is a free agent at season's end, is once again sidelined due to strong competition among receivers. The Rams are opting for Emmanuel Forbes in place of John Johnson III, as Forbes has experience against the Eagles.

OL Justin Dedich, OL Joe Noteboom, and OL AJ Arcuri are also inactive, continuing a trend from last week. Alaric Jackson is expected to play despite a chest injury. The Rams are hoping to leverage a full roster as they aim for a home game in the NFC title match.

The Los Angeles Rams have finalized their inactive roster ahead of the NFC Wild Card match against the Minnesota Vikings, confirming that all starters will be available. This follows a decision to rest seven offensive starters during the regular season finale.

The inactive list features quarterback Stetson Bennett, wide receiver Tyler Johnson, defensive back Emmanuel Forbes, outside linebacker Brennan Jackson, and offensive linemen Justin Dedict and Joe Noteboom. Despite being inactive, Bennett will be ready as the emergency quarterback.

Tyler Johnson finds himself sidelined in a competitive receiving corps, which includes stars like Cooper Kupp and Puka Nacua. Emmanuel Forbes, a recent addition from the Washington Commanders, will not see action due to his limited experience and the depth of Rams' defensive backs. Brennan Jackson, a fifth-round pick, has seen limited play, while Justin Dedict and Joe Noteboom are inactive due to injuries, impacting the offensive line's rotation.

In a crucial playoff matchup, the Minnesota Vikings are set to face the Los Angeles Rams, hosted by the Arizona Cardinals at State Farm Stadium. New quarterback Daniel Jones, recently signed from the New York Giants, will serve as the emergency No. 3 quarterback behind Sam Darnold and Nick Mullens. Coach Kevin O'Connell emphasized the importance of Mullens as the team's reliable backup. Meanwhile, the Vikings will be missing key players, including edge rusher Pat Jones II.

As the Vikings prepare for the game, the atmosphere in Arizona is lively, with many fans and scouts present. The Cardinals, who finished their season with a disappointing record, are providing a warm welcome to attendees. Inactives for the Vikings include several offensive and defensive players, while the Rams also have notable absences, including quarterback Stetson Bennett.

The Los Angeles Rams faced off against the Seattle Seahawks in their final regular season game, ultimately losing 30-25. The Rams started with quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo, filling in for Matthew Stafford. Although they had some promising plays, including a deep pass to receiver Demarcus Robinson, the Rams had difficulty maintaining possession and were forced to punt multiple times.

Both teams exchanged touchdowns and field goals throughout the game. The Rams managed to keep the score close with contributions from their running backs and a touchdown pass to tight end Tyler Higbee, but they failed to secure a winning drive in the closing minutes, leading to disappointment among fans.

The Los Angeles Rams concluded their regular season with a 30-25 loss to the Seattle Seahawks, resulting in a fall from the No. 3 to No. 4 seed in the NFC playoffs. Seattle's quarterback, Geno Smith, led the charge with four touchdown passes, while the Rams struggled, finishing the season with only three wins in their last twelve games.

The Rams' playoff scenario now hinges on the outcome of the Detroit Lions vs. Minnesota Vikings game that evening. The loser of that clash will meet the Rams in the wild-card round at SoFi Stadium. Earlier this season, the Rams faced both teams, losing to the Lions twice and defeating the Vikings once.

With their playoff position secured, coach Sean McVay opted to rest key players including quarterback Matthew Stafford and wide receivers Cooper Kupp and Puka Nacua. Meanwhile, Jimmy Garoppolo, making his first start since October, threw for two touchdowns but ultimately could not secure the win, leaving the Rams to contemplate their playoff path.