House of Horns: A show about the L.A. Rams
Oct 13, 2026 · 1 hr 13 min · 11 segments
The Rams blew it again because of special teams issues. It's time for a new kicker after Harrison Mevis missed two kicks in the overtime triller against the Bills. The Compa Victor breaks it all down…
Victor CoronaHost
Gilbert ManzanoHost
And I thought I was gonna come in here and talk to you guys about, uh, the Rams, uh, getting a big win in overtime, uh, after Nate Landman, who had been struggling, uh, most of the season, causes two fumbles.
Uh, the second one gets recovered, eh, by Aaron Donald, and everybody's feeling good.
They're gonna drive down the field and score a touchdown." Instead, they settle field, for a field goal.
This i- this on top of them having a terrible kickoff, uh, coverage, uh, to start the game, which I think went for 70 yards.
The game plan, I was wondering about what he was gonna evolve into, what he was gonna do in this game.
Josh Allen had a, a, a bunch of yards on the ground, and that's honestly how they won this game, the Bills did, was through the ground.
And, you know, um, I, I just thought this was just a terribly, uh, managed game by Sean McVay as well down the stretch.
Like, why are you o- why are you settling for a field goal there, especially a 48, 48-yard field goal? Uh, we've talked about his game management.
Um, it's been an all... a terrible weekend in the NFL for game management, and mostly it's been the CO, uh, head coaches.
But the play call, I, I hadn't seen too, too bad of a situation from the play calling head coaches.
And then I knew Sean McVay was gonna somehow, some way enter the, the chat here, uh, in terms of his game management, and it bit him in the butt again.
But, I mean, they just, they just wasted a great performance by Matthew Stafford.
The one thing too that I'm, that I'm seeing already is that they're too reliant on Matthew Stafford.
And I thought I was gonna come in here and talk to you guys about, uh, the Rams, uh, getting a big win in overtime, uh, after Nate Landman, who had been struggling, uh, most of the season, causes two fumbles.
Uh, the second one gets recovered, eh, by Aaron Donald, and everybody's feeling good.
They're gonna drive down the field and score a touchdown." Instead, they settle field, for a field goal.
This i- this on top of them having a terrible kickoff, uh, coverage, uh, to start the game, which I think went for 70 yards.
The game plan, I was wondering about what he was gonna evolve into, what he was gonna do in this game.
Josh Allen had a, a, a bunch of yards on the ground, and that's honestly how they won this game, the Bills did, was through the ground.
And, you know, um, I, I just thought this was just a terribly, uh, managed game by Sean McVay as well down the stretch.
Like, why are you o- why are you settling for a field goal there, especially a 48, 48-yard field goal? Uh, we've talked about his game management.
Um, it's been an all... a terrible weekend in the NFL for game management, and mostly it's been the CO, uh, head coaches.
But the play call, I, I hadn't seen too, too bad of a situation from the play calling head coaches.
And then I knew Sean McVay was gonna somehow, some way enter the, the chat here, uh, in terms of his game management, and it bit him in the butt again.
But, I mean, they just, they just wasted a great performance by Matthew Stafford.
The one thing too that I'm, that I'm seeing already is that they're too reliant on Matthew Stafford.
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