Rams News: Todd Gurley Says He Needs To Do Better Job Of 'Making Plays'

The Los Angeles Rams suffered perhaps their most demoralizing loss since returning the Coliseum in Week 5. The Rams offense — which had been the best in the 2017 NFL season — suddenly looked like they did in 2016.

The staunch defense of the Seattle Seahawks even managed to neutralize running back Todd Gurley all afternoon. Despite his limited touches, Gurley feels he needs to do more with his opportunities, according to ESPN’s Alden Gonzalez:

“It’s kind of what it is,” said Gurley. “You can’t get the ball every time. We have a lot of great playmakers. Even though I didn’t get the ball, you see the situation we were still in [with a chance to win the game in the final seconds]. And I have to do a better job of just going out there and making plays. If I make plays, then I get the ball.”

Los Angeles could not get anything going on the ground early on and eventually wound up getting away from the run game. The young star finished the day with just 14 carries for 43 yards and two receptions for 7 yards. He seemingly capped off an impressive opening drive with a 12-yard touchdown, however, the play resulted in a touchback for Seattle and it all went downhill from there.

He seemingly capped off an impressive opening drive with a touchdown, however, the play resulted in a touchback for Seattle and it all went downhill from there. If the Rams’ offense is going to find its rhythm they will need Gurley to get back to his dynamic self.