The Rams are better than ever. How in the world do you stop this team?

The Los Angeles Rams won 4-0 with an impressive 38-31 win over the Minnesota Vikings Thursday night football it shows how much the Rams offense is unstoppable in 2018.

Los Angeles has now scored at least 33 points in every game this season. A victory margin over the Vikings is the closest to which any team has managed to stay with the Rams. They look like a hell of a player to win the NFC West and are the Super Bowl favorite after their September slate.

A year ago, the Rams came out of the basement of NFC West with a surprising 11-5 season before tipping into the Wild Card round of the playoffs. Now the team is new and improved – and more scary than ever.

The Rams have a chance to be a great offensive of all time

It's impressive to score 140 points in the first four games, but it's not close to a record. There are 18 teams since the NFL-AFL merger that have scored more in their first four games than the Rams. The 2013 Broncos hold the record with 179 points in their first four.

Part of the reason the Rams did not score more is that they did not need it. In the first two weeks, they won huge victories against the Raiders and Cardinals, and they did not need to tackle the defeat in the final minutes against the Chargers or Vikings.

The Rams' total attack of 1,874 yards is a better indication of the ease with which they have prepared defenses so far. This is a figure that only five offenses have exceeded since the merger – including three at the Super Bowl – and the Rams are only 156 yards behind four games of the 2011 Patriots.

Only three teams have been consistent enough to eclipse 7,000 total offensive yards in a season and the Rams are now looking for a record 7,496 in the NFL. A look at how they have mowed down their opponents suggests that this may not be an unrealistic figure to reach.

The Rams' yards increased every week, despite what should have been more difficult competition in the Chargers and Vikings.

Jared Goff is Rams' offensive MVP

Todd Gurley is the NFL's MVP of the Year and is still the league leader by touch. But the star of the Rams offensive is their third-year quarter now.

Jared Goff finished his Viking demolition with 26 finishes on 33 attempts for 465 yards and five touchdowns. A week ago, he became the third player to reach the first 350 meters with a winning percentage of more than 75 consecutive games. Now he is the only player to do it three times in a row.

He finished his match against the Vikings with a perfect pass mark, a particularly rare feat for a quarterback who asked to throw often:

Goff's performance lifted his passer-by of the year to 127.9, second at 137.4 by Patrick Mahomes, but ahead of Aaron Rodgers' record of 122.5.

In previous years, Goff was criticized for his role as a quarterback in the system, while Gurley did most of the offensive work, while Sean McVay's ploys and calls to play allowed him to win. big gains. The difference now is that Goff regularly makes difficult shots.

It's hard to decide which attack roll he made on Thursday was the most impressive, as his last three were all great:

If this version of Goff appears all year, he might as well start preparing his MVP speech now.

The Rams offensive line deserves credit

Part of the reason why Goff took a step forward is that he was comforted by his blockers.

"They are playing the best of the league right now and I do not think it's really tight," Goff said of his line at his press conference. "The last three or four games – I do not know what the numbers are – but I fell three or four times on the ground. I mean, just blows, pressure, not even bags.

The Vikings face many injuries on the defensive and are currently denied three Pro Bowl passes, Everson Griffen, while struggling with personal health problems. But Minnesota has always gone into the night with 10 sacks, the fourth in the NFL in the first three weeks.

Against the Rams, the Minnesota pass has recorded a single bag.

The All-Pro left tackle Andrew Whitworth twice even got a special two-for-one with a block on a pass on the screen in the second period.

There is no weak link on the Rams attack and everything works because they win before.

There are so many weapons for Goff

Losing Sammy Watkins during the off-season has done nothing to slow down the Rams because he has been replaced on the list by Brandin Cooks – a profound threat that is just as, if not more, dangerous than Watkins on the ground and quite versatile to run the ball too.

The cooks caught seven passes for 116 yards and one touchdown, in second place after Rams attacker Cooper Kupp.

The selection of 2017 in the third round of the team was a rookie, but Kupp took the limelight in the second year. Against the Vikings, he captured nine passes for a total of 162 yards and two touchdowns.

Most of its damage was inflicted in the first period by the Minnesota fire:

Kupp now has four touchdowns in the year in four games, and is still far from his total of five touchdowns in 2017.

In addition to Kupp and Cooks, the Rams also have Robert Woods, who has finished with over 100 yards in each of the past two weeks. Oh yes, there is also Gurley, who scored 156 yards on 21 hits and scored his sixth touchdown of the year.

Kryptonite can be the defense of Rams

The leaders led by Patrick Mahomes are the only team to follow the Los Angeles offensive. But Kansas City may have a problem with a defense that forces the Chiefs to win a shootout each week.

The Rams did not have this problem in 2018 with a defense that allowed the league to have the least 36 points in the first three weeks. But the unit seemed particularly vulnerable Thursday against the Vikings.

Kirk Cousins ​​has accumulated 422 passing yards and three touchdowns, with no interceptions to keep pace with the prolific Rams attack. The duo of Adam Thielen and Stefon Diggs combined 19 receptions, 258 yards and a touchdown against Los Angeles high school.

Part of the problem is that Aqib Talib suffered an ankle injury that took him to an injured reserve and relegated him to Twitter as a news analyst during the match. Marcus Peters was also struggling with a calf injury that had scored him as dubious on the injury report, but he played through. But that's not a good sign that the Rams secondary seemed so lost in his first game without Talib.

He did not help either that the trio of Aaron Donald, Ndamukong Suh and Michael Brockers did not lead to the chaos that his collective price suggests. The Rams defense had only four sacks in the first three games of the year and had one until the end of the fourth quarter against the Vikings.

Fortunately for Los Angeles, the race has finally gained momentum in the final minutes and has turned Cousins ​​into three of the Vikings' last five offensive games.

The match was crowned by a forced fumble in the last bag of defensive end John Franklin-Myers.

Donald ended the match with two sacks after playing in the first three games without one. But he started his defensive player of the year campaign in 2017 with a single bag in his first four games before finishing with 10 sacks in his last 10 games.

Yes c & # 39; the real Rams pass the race, the defense will probably be very good. But for most of the night, Cousins ​​was comfortable and clean separating the Rams.

If there is anyone who can fix that and put more pressure on the opposing quarter, the Rams' defensive coordinator, Wade Phillips, has a long history of difficulties for the passers-by.

Los Angeles will score a lot of points on a weekly basis. If the defense can hold the end of the bargain, the Rams are almost unbeatable.