Las Vegas Raiders vs. Los Angeles Rams NFL Week 7 Live Updates, Highlights, and Analysis

The Los Angeles Rams defeated the Las Vegas Raiders 35-21. The Raiders fought back in the second half, with their defense forcing two turnovers and their offense scoring two touchdowns.

Ultimately, the Rams would not be stopped. Matthew Stafford finished the game with 23/29, 195 yards, three touchdowns, and one interception. Both running backs, Blake Corum and Kyren Williams, rushed for over 90 yards, and each scored a touchdown.

Kirk Cousins went 26/44 for 295 yards and two touchdowns. The Raiders' rushing attack remains a major concern. Tre Tucker led them in receiving yards with 103 yards and a touchdown. The Raiders have lost four straight games and should expect to hear more calls for rookie Fernando Mendoza.

The Rams are 3-4, with reinforcements on the way from injury. This team could be on the verge of turning around their disappointing start and hitting their stride once they're healthy.

Blake Corum extends the Rams' lead!

The Raiders offense capitalizes on the turnover to make it a 28-18 game with this Jeanty touchdown reception.

The Raiders' defense won't lay down and give this game up to the Rams. Nakobe Dean catches the interception off the Rams' TE's fingertips.

Good things happen when you intentionally target Tre Tucker!

Tre Tucker has incredible speed to attack defenses. He is clearly the Raiders' best wide receiver. He needs more targets.

A fumble by Kyren Williams gives the Raiders' offense new life and great field position.

Well, that is one way to move the chains and keep the Rams' blazing hot offense off the field.

As the third quarter kicks off, Kirk Cousins is 12-of-20 for 94 yards. Matthew Stafford has more passing yards than the Raiders' total offensive yards.

If this absymal display of offense continues, will head coach Kubiak roll out his rookie quarterback? He SHOULD!

The Rams offense scored 28 points in the first half, with 21 in the second quarter. Matthew Stafford is on a heater, with more touchdown passes than incompletions. The Raiders defense is offering little to no resistance.

The Rams' offense CANNOT be stopped today as they find paydirt again. They lead 28-3.

Matthew Stafford cements his status as the Rams' franchise passing touchdowns leader.

It is incredibly difficult to win games with this BAD!

Puka Nacua's score gives the Rams a 21-3 lead. The Raiders' offense has been nonexistent so far.

Rams tight end Davis Allen finds paydirt again in the first half.

Watch out for second-year receiver Konata Mumpfield, who should get more opportunities to prove himself in Davante Adams' absence.

Raiders' backup tight end Ian Thomas is questionable to return. He's the team's third-string tight end behind Brock Bowers and Michael Mayer.

Mike Washington Jr. continues to showcase his big-play ability. It is clear why Klint Kubiak wanted him on this team.

Puka Nacua is not done climbing the Rams' receiving-yards rankings.

Matthew Stafford finds Davis Allen in the end zone on a hard-play action to score the game's first touchdown. On National Tight Ends Day, for extra icing on the cake!

Tonka Hemingway helps get the Rams' offense off the field with a big sack.

Quentin Lake will be responsible for communicating and relaying the Rams' defensive play calls.

Last week, the Raiders' elite tight end Brock Bowers finished the first half against the Bills without a reception. He finished the game with four receptions for 70 yards.

It was a nice rebound for Bowers, but the Raiders must prevent that from happening. He is their WR1, the one opposing defenses focus on most. Keep moving Bowers around in the formation to make it harder to put a cornerback on him and take him out of the progression.

Don't expect to see these players today versus the Rams.

Here is the list of players the Rams will be missing today.