Los Angeles is coming off a wild, come-from-ahead loss to the division rival Seahawks last week, having undermined its own chances to land the No. 1 seed in the NFC. The Rams piled up 581 yards of offense and didn't turn the ball over, but their defense let up down the stretch despite having forced three turnovers early on.

The Rams are fighting for playoff seedings in the final MNF of the season. Coming into their Dec. 29, “Monday Night Football” matchup with the Atlanta Falcons, the Los Angeles Rams have already clinched a Wild Card spot in the NFC playoffs.

The Los Angeles Rams were unable to keep pace with the San Francisco 49ers for the NFC's No. 5 seed on Monday night.