Rams rally past Eagles 24-20 with two fourth-quarter touchdowns

The Los Angeles Rams beat the Philadelphia Eagles 24-20 on Sunday, rallying from a 20-10 deficit with two touchdowns in the fourth quarter. The defeat came after the Eagles held a halftime lead and leaves the game’s decisive turn in the final period as the defining result of the matchup. The Rams’ comeback included a touchdown by running back Kyren Williams with a little more than a minute remaining, according to a postgame account. The Eagles had led by 10 points, but Los Angeles scored twice in the fourth quarter to take the lead and secure the win. The Eagles struggled to sustain drives. They converted none of 12 third-down attempts, while the Rams recorded 26 first downs to Philadelphia’s 12, according to the game account. The Eagles also had 10 more penalties than Los Angeles. Those figures accompanied a loss in which Philadelphia’s offense did not capitalize on its first-half advantage. The Eagles had entered the game without several players, including DeVonta Smith, Lane Johnson and Zack Baun, and running back Saquon Barkley left early with a hamstring injury, the postgame account said. Other Philadelphia players also missed time after being injured during the game.