The Rams are ready for the Packers to challenge them

The Los Angeles Rams are the only unbeaten NFL team and are preparing for a game against the Green Bay Packers this Sunday. They insist that they are ready to take up the challenge.

The Los Angeles Rams are one of the NFL's most prominent offenses, but this Sunday they will face the NFL's most prominent quarterback: Aaron Rodgers of the Green Bay Packers.

The Rams offer one of the best offensive attacks in the NFL, placing first on the fast track and total rushing yards, and third in points per game. Their 235 points in seven games are the biggest in the team's history since 2000, and their performance encourages them to win at the Super Bowl.

But the Rams know that playing Packers and Rodgers will be hard work. Nevertheless, they are ready to take up all the challenges of the match. Sean McVay spoke of the need to prepare for this Packers team that has just spent a week off.

"We still have a lot of games left," McVay said of a 7-0 record. "[W]We have to do a great job preparing a Green Bay Packers team who is resting a bit, we know what type of guy they have in mind – a lot of respect for their coach [Mike] McCarthy – and it will be a big challenge for us. "

The Packers are 3-2-1, but that should not stop the game from being one of the most anticipated games of the year. Any team with Rodgers on it will always have a chance: it will be up to the Rams to put an end to this idea and prove that they are the pioneers of the NFC.

If the Rams can use their playmakers in quarterback Jared Goff, halfback Todd Gurley II and receivers Brandin Cooks Cooper Kupp, the challenge presented by the Packers will not be very difficult.