Refocused, NFL Week 2: Los Angeles Rams 34, Arizona Cardinals 0

Los Angeles Rams 34, Arizona Cardinals 0 Analyst Takeaways Todd Gurley continued to be the work-horse for the Rams offense, as he saw the bulk of the day’s carries and was often targeted in the passing game.
So far, the high-powered Rams offense has barely utilized their tight ends in the passing game.
The Rams defensive front gave the Cardinals offensive line fits throughout the game.
It won’t show up on the stat sheet, as Los Angeles only recorded one sack, but they were able to consistently pressure quarterback Sam Bradford, which dramatically affected his accuracy.
Credit must be given to the Rams secondary, as the Cardinals receivers failed to create any separation in their routes and the Rams were able to break up multiple throws.
Today, Los Angeles held the Cardinals to 3.3 yards per pass attempt, which is far below league average.
The Cardinals offense couldn’t muster anything today.
Their passing game was irrelevant, as they threw for under 100 yards on 27 attempts and running back David Johnson only carried the ball 13 times as they fell behind early.
The Cardinals defense had a difficult time slowing down the Rams high-powered offense.
Keys to the game Los Angeles: The Rams’ offense was just too much for the Cardinals defense to stop.