The Saints have made several roster moves ahead of Sunday's game against the Rams. For starters, New Orleans waived safety Millard Bradford and signed offensive

The Los Angeles Rams will try to bounce back from Sunday’s loss to the Philadelphia Eagles when they visit the New Orleans Saints this weekend. The Saints are riding a two-game winning streak and are coming off a Week 12 bye, so they not only have some momentum, but they’re also well-rested.

Sitting in puncher's range of the top spot in the NFC West, just one game behind the Arizona Cardinals with six games left to play, the Rams had the potential to march out onto their hometown field at SoFi Stadium, even if it felt like an away game with the standard blanketed in a sea of green, and take it to one of the best teams in the NFL.