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NASHVILLE http://www.giantsauthorizedshops.com/authentic-dexter-lawrence-jersey , Tenn. (AP) McVay saved the real celebration for the locker room. That’s where McVay, the youngest coach in modern NFL history, channeled wrestler Ric Flair after the Rams clinched the franchise’s first NFC West title since 2003 by beating the Tennessee Titans 27-23 on Sunday. ”When you find a way to come on the road and finish up your road record 7-1 and win a division title, there’s only one thing you can say. Woooo! One more: Woooo!” McVay said before giving the Rams off until Wednesday.Article continues below ... Los Angeles trailed 23-20 before Jared Goff threw a 14-yard touchdown pass to Cooper Kupp with 11:41 left. The Rams (11-4), who came in needing a win or a loss by Seattle to secure the division, took care of business themselves, with Todd Gurley II and Goff leading the way again. Gurley bolstered his argument for NFL MVP with 118 yards rushing and 158 yards receiving with two TDs, including a screen he took 80 yards for the longest reception of his career. He became only the third in NFL history to put together such a performance in the same game, joining Ollie Matson (1954) and Herschel Walker (1986). Goff finished with four touchdowns and 301 yards passing. ”He is in my book,” Goff said, vouching for Gurley for MVP. ”If there’s anyone out there that’s a running back that deserves it, he’s the guy.” The Titans (8-7) lost their third straight game, damaging their chances of ending their own playoff drought stretching to 2008. The loss handed the AFC South title to the Jaguars, and Tennessee hosts Jacksonville in the regular-season finale needing a win to reach the postseason. ”We still have an opportunity to get into the playoffs, and that is the next objective http://www.arizonacardinalsteamonline.com/zach-allen-jersey ,” coach Mike Mularkey said. The Titans had the ball and a chance to win late in the game. On fourth-and-4 at the Rams 44, Marcus Mariota rolled right and chucked the ball incomplete under pressure from Connor Barwin. The Rams ran out the final 1:35 for their second straight victory and fourth in five games. OFFENSIVE STRUGGLES The Titans’ penchant for settling for field goals was costly once again. They had four trips inside the Rams 20 and scored only one offensive TD on DeMarco Murray’s 6-yard run. Ryan Succop kicked three field goals and missed a 45-yarder wide right. Linebacker Wesley Woodyard scored Tennessee’s first defensive TD of the season on a 4-yard fumble return. MISSING ZUERLEIN Greg Zuerlein was placed on injured reserve Wednesday, and the Rams really missed their Pro Bowl kicker. Instead of letting Sam Ficken kick with Los Angeles at the Titans 32 on their opening drive, the Rams picked up a delay of game penalty the Titans declined. Then punter Johnny Hekker’s pass intended for Michael Thomas was batted down. Ficken also missed his first point after attempt. When the Rams turned first-and-goal at the Titans 7 into fourth-and-18, McVay sent Ficken out for a 36-yard field-goal try. The kick bounced off the right upright no good. ONSIDE CONFUSION It looked as if the Rams benefited from a confusing sequence in the third quarter. After Murray scored on a 6-yard run, the Titans recovered an onside kick. Succop said the official signaled live ball, so he tried the onside kick to steal a possession. But officials threw a flag, and referee Walt Anderson announced the Rams took their first timeout just before kickoff. Then he announced there was no timeout because the ball had not been put in play. Then he said, ”First down.” The Titans kicked deep on the next try. MORE TURNOVERS The Rams forced a turnover on the opening drive for the eighth time this season. Linebacker Cory Littleton, starting with Mark Barron scratched, intercepted Mariota on the Titans’ second play from scrimmage. INJURIES Rams left guard Rodger Saffold hurt his ribs late in the game, and Rams safety Marqui Christian hurt a shoulder. Murray was helped to the sideline with 2:23 left with an injured right knee. Mularkey said Murray will have an MRI exam, but it doesn’t look good. UP NEXT Rams: Host 49ers on Sunday. Titans: Host Jaguars on Sunday. ( Corrects Safford to Saffold) — Free agency is set to begin on March 9th, which means that NFL rosters will undergo further transformations. Reshuffling is a certainty. Where these players sign, if anywhere Cullen Gillaspia Jersey , is an uncertainty. It's an annual mystery that fills the minds of fans with hypotheticals. It's a guessing game within the game, but some guesses are more educated than others. 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Blount Force Trauma was nonetheless great in the regular season, totaling 1 Rock Ya-Sin Jersey ,161 yards and 18 scores on the ground in a resurgent year. He's 30, so his age will deter some potential suitors, but Mr. Trauma probably plowed his way into a short-term deal with a team like the Lions.With their adequate cap space, Detroit could pay a reasonable sum to sure up a ground attack that ranked a woeful 30th in rushing yards last season. In their ongoing search to replace Barry Sanders, the Lions have whiffed on drafting running backs as of late. Their second-rounder in 2015, Ameer Abdullah, looks prone to injuries and fumbles, and before him, Jahvid Best was a bust. While Blount would be more of a temporary fix, he'd still upgrade a backfield that needs a boost on a team that made the postseason in 2016.14. DeMarcus Ware: Dallas Cowboys Jim Brown-USA TODAY SportsIt's better to have experienced a Super Bowl hangover than to have never won one at all, as DeMarcus Ware and the Broncos can tell you. The edge rusher recorded 7.5 sacks opposite the younger and more explosive Von Miller to propel Denver to victory in Super Bowl 50. Last season, Ware struggled to stay healthy and the Broncos fell short of the postseason berth required to defend their title. With Miller and a lights-out secondary still intact, Ware could be expendable as Denver uses this offseason to pursue a quarterback. More on that later, fans of foreshadowing.Ware has dropped hints of a return to Dallas, where he spent the first nine seasons of his career and made a name for himself. 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