The Los Angeles Rams (5-6) search for a bounce back performance this week as they travel south to take on the New Orleans Saints (4-7). They will stack up again

Chris Shula's defense has been getting better and better with each passing week, allowing a full touchdown fewer per game since the bye, from 27.8 to 20, and when the offense is firing on all cylinders, with Matthew Stafford throwing the ball to Puka Nacua, Cooper Kupp, and Kyren Williams, the Rams can put up yards and points with the best of them.

Ever since that infamous 2019 NFC championship game, the New Orleans Saints (4-7) have held a grudge against the Los Angeles Rams (5-6). Now the two sides will meet again in the same place where that wild game took place.