The Los Angeles Rams are making a major change to their special teams after a heartbreaking loss to the Buffalo Bills. The team is releasing kicker Harrison Mevis after his struggles played a significant role in Monday night's 37-34 overtime defeat.
The decision comes just one day after head coach Sean McVay expressed his frustration with the team's kicking game. Mevis, who became a fan favorite during his time in Los Angeles, will now have to look for another opportunity in the NFL.
A Difficult Night Against Buffalo
Mevis had a chance to help the Rams secure a dramatic victory, but his performance against Buffalo proved costly.
The kicker missed a 50 yard field-goal attempt during regulation before getting another opportunity in overtime. With the game on the line, Mevis attempted a 48 yard field goal that could have given Los Angeles the victory. However, Bills defensive end Greg Rousseau blocked the kick, allowing Buffalo to keep the game alive and eventually secure the win.
The Rams fell to 2-3 on the season, and their special teams struggles became the primary focus following the defeat.
McVay did not hide his frustration after the game, saying the team's field-goal and extra-...