In a decisive Week 2 matchup of the 2028 season, the Los Angeles Rams topped the Seattle Seahawks 28-7. This victory not only bolsters the Rams' early-season momentum but also underscores their dominance in the NFC West. With both teams looking to establish their playoff viability, this game was pivotal for the Rams as they seek to build on last year's performance. Arch Manning showcased his skills with a standout performance, throwing for 274 yards and two touchdowns, connecting effectively with Eli Stowers, who racked up 102 receiving yards. While the Rams' ground game was less explosive, Dwight Phillips Jr. contributed with 41 rushing yards, helping the offense maintain control throughout the contest. The Rams' ability to capitalize on their passing game was crucial in building and maintaining their lead. Defensively, the Rams were formidable, led by Mory Bamba's four tackles and a sack from Jeffery Simmons. The Rams' defense disrupted the Seahawks' rhythm, limiting their scoring opportunities and forcing them into unfavorable situations. The turning point came late in the first half when the Rams' defense stifled a Seattle drive, allowing Los Angeles to extend their lead and ultimately control the game until the final whistle.