In a hard-fought Week 3 matchup, the Los Angeles Rams secured a 29-20 victory over the Denver Broncos. This win bumps the Rams’ record up as they continue their push in the 2026 season, while the Broncos face questions about closing out games. The Rams' ability to control the clock and execute in key moments proved pivotal against a competitive Denver squad. Kyren Williams led the charge for the Rams, racking up 107 rushing yards, providing a steady ground game that balanced their offensive attack. Despite Denver's Bo Nix throwing for 269 yards and two touchdowns, the Broncos struggled to consistently find the end zone. Jaylen Waddle was a bright spot for Denver’s offense, hauling in 98 receiving yards, but it wasn't enough to counter Los Angeles' efficient scoring. Defensively, the Broncos had standout performances, with Alex Singleton tallying seven total tackles and Zach Allen contributing 1.5 sacks. Patrick Surtain II added an interception, but the Rams' offense managed to mitigate these threats with strategic play-calling. The turning point came late in the fourth quarter when the Rams' defense held firm, thwarting a potential Broncos comeback and sealing the victory with crucial stops.