Fangio's Eagles defense facing Sean McVay's Rams offense in the divisional round of the NFL playoffs is the latest chapter in a coaching matchup that still stirs memories from years past.

With their Divisional Round showdown rapidly approaching, Sean McVay reveals what the Rams learned from the Eagles in Week 12.

When the final second of the Philadelphia Eagles’ win over the Los Angeles Rams ticked off the clock at SoFi Stadium, there wasn’t too much to feel happy about as fans emptied out into the Inglewood parking lot.

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Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay drops a big statement about his team's mindset heading into the NFL playoffs.

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Lions or Vikings, Sean McVay doesn’t care. The coach doubled down on his stance that it makes no difference to him who the Rams play in the wild-card round next weekend – something he made very clear last week when discussing Los Angeles’ possible playoff opponents.

Sean McVay has considered retirement before; Would a loss Monday night against the Vikings make him reconsider returning for the 2025-2026 season?

Saquon Barkley completely demolished the Rams' defense in Week 12. If he does it again in the divisional round, the Rams have no chance.

The Rams (27) and the Eagles (26) rank sixth and seventh, respectively, among NFL teams in their number of postseason wins. At 26-26, the Eagles sit exactly at .500 in postseason play over their history while the Rams are now 27-28 (.491).

The NFL playoffs are chock-full of respected leaders, from Super Bowl winners like Andy Reid and Sean McVay to aspiring champions like Dan Campbell and Sean McDermott. Hall of Fame and title-winning quarterback Peyton Manning likes one coach above the rest of those still standing,