Kyren Williams had a massive contribution in the Los Angeles Rams’ thrilling comeback win over Nick Sirianni’s Philadelphia Eagles 24-20 on Sunday at Lincoln Financial Field. The Eagles built a 20–10 lead, and the score remained that way until the fourth quarter.
With just 3:59 remaining in the game, Williams scored a 1-yard touchdown. The running back’s second touchdown came with 1:10 left and put the visiting Rams (2-2) in front for good. Williams received credit for the team’s comeback win and praise for his performance from fans and critics.
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Matthew Stafford’s wife, Kelly, shared her reaction to the Week 4 win with an Instagram reel that featured the running back’s touchdown, along with his viral quote from a postgame interview with Erin Andrews in which he seemingly took a shot at the Eagles when he described his mindset for breaking the Eagles’ defense for the two touchdowns.
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Sharing her reaction to Williams’ comments, the podcaster wrote:
“SORRY PHILLY. By any freaking means, get your butt into the endzone. HE DID THAT. @kyren.williams.”
The post was followed by another Instagram story in which Kelly shared a reel from the Rams that included the enthusiastic locker room speech of coach Sean McVay. The influencer said that McVay’s postgame speech charged her with energy.
“This makes me wanna run through a wall,” she wrote.
Before celebrating the Rams’ Week 4 win, Kelly made headlines for her reaction to the pass interference penalty against Josh Wallace in the Week 3 game vs. the Denver Broncos.
Sean McVay shared views on Matthew Stafford’s cameo in Taylor Swift’s music video
CBS LA posted an interview snippet with Sean McVay on Instagram on Saturday. The interviewer, Darren M. Haynes, asked McVay about Matthew Stafford’s cameo in Taylor Swift’s “Patient Zero” music video. He said that he hadn’t watched the video but heard great things from the quarterback about his experience working with the “Blank Space” singer:
“He’s a cool dude, man. They’ve actually gotten to be pretty cool friends with Taylor and Travis (Kelce). And the cool thing about Matthew and Kelly, they’re just so humble. But I think what’s really cool about it is the girls got a chance to experience it.”
Almost a week before McVay shared his thoughts on Stafford’s cameo, the quarterback revealed his firsthand experience on the set of Swift’s music video.
Edited by Joseph Schiefelbein