5 takeaways from LA's overtime win

When Shula's defense repeatedly beat the Raiders two weeks ago, it seemed like a flash in the pan. After Shula's defense suffered three interceptions on Sunday, that no longer appeared to be the case.

Not only were they opportunistic, but they were also strong defensively and repeatedly blocked the Seahawks' rushing attack. This proved crucial as they stopped Kenneth Walker on fourth-and-1 in the red zone in OT. The Rams won the game four plays later. That's three spectacular performances in a row for Shula's group.

Kam Curl, Kam Kinchens and Jaylen McCollough have fueled the Rams' recent success. Each player has scored a touchdown this season and contributed to multiple turnovers over the past three weeks.

They came together to beat Geno Smith three times, including a 103-yard touchdown by Kinchens. All three men are under contract until next season and with an average age of 23.6, their growth potential should excite fans.

It's two consecutive multi-point weeks for Demarcus Robinson as the veteran once again proves his worth. Not only did Robinson score both of the Rams' offensive points, but he also caught the game-winning play in overtime.

His combination of speed and intelligence gives him open doors at various points on the pitch. He's the WR3, there's no doubt about it. At this rate, he could be the best WR3 in the NFL.

Despite Puka Nacua's early exit, Tutu Atwell was used sparingly and only saw three goals thrown his way.

With him in a contract year and Jordan Whittington set to return at some point, it appears his future in LA is all but over unless he signs with the Chargers.

Multiple sacks, multiple QB hits and a lot of QB pressure – Braden Fiske had his NFL coming out party. One of the main reasons for the victory was that Fiske was a tyrant on the inside.

Fiske was a strong defender in the run game, often blowing up Kenneth Walker. Alongside Kobie Turner, Bobby Brown and Tyler Davis, Fiske delivered the best performance of his career.