The Los Angeles Rams ground game dominated from start to finish, wearing down the Dallas Cowboys in a 31-21 victory Saturday night. Cody Schrader was the engine, gashing Dallas for 59 rushing yards on just five carries—including a 25-yard burst—while adding a receiving touchdown. Blake Corum punched in two short scores, and Stetson Bennett IV managed the game efficiently, throwing for 188 yards and two touchdowns despite an early interception. The Rams' balanced attack (181 rushing yards, 183 passing) kept Dallas off-balance all evening, while their defense stifled the Cowboys' red-zone opportunities, holding them to just 2-of-4 conversions.

Dallas found sporadic success through the air, with Joe Milton III connecting on 17-of-29 passes for 143 yards and a score, but their ground game—led by Malik Davis' 63 yards—couldn't sustain drives. Penalty troubles (11 for 83 yards) and a critical turnover proved costly. The Rams' victory snaps a two-game skid, while the Cowboys' struggles in time of possession (26:40) and third-down efficiency (4-of-11) leave questions as they head into a pivotal stretch.