The Philadelphia Eagles and Los Angeles Rams are set to square off in the playoffs for the fourth time, and the first time since the 2002 NFC Championship game. The Rams emerged victorious in that contest,

The Rams (10-7) are heading to Philadelphia for a must-see NFC Divisional Round matchup against the host Eagles (14-3) at what could be a snowy Lincoln Financial Field. The Rams are buoyed by a dominant performance in their 27-9 victory over the Minnesota Vikings on Monday night, securing their eighth postseason win under Head Coach Sean McVay.

This season, there were three teams far in front of the rest of the NFC. The Detroit Lions, Philadelphia Eagles and Minnesota Vikings combined to go 43-8 this regular season. The Los Angeles Rams might need to beat all three to make a Super Bowl.

Philadelphia's offensive line may be dominant but that pales in comparison to the performance the Rams defensive line put forth in Monday night's blowout win over the Minnesota Vikings . Los Angeles sacked Sam Darnold nine times en route to a beatdown that sent a clear message to the Eagles:

The Los Angeles Rams will get some final prep work in on Saturday but in terms of practices, they wrapped things up on Friday afternoon with their final session on the field. They're ready to face the Philadelphia Eagles this weekend in what's sure to be a

McVay said power at his home in the Hidden Hills neighborhood went out again Thursday — but the Rams have been able to put their full focus