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Yo, it’s Dillon “Big Dill” Smith, and Glendale just turned into a Rams romp. Arizona struck first on a Brissett dart to Michael Wilson, but then the horns got honkin’. Matthew Stafford (22/31, 281 yards, 3 TD, 0 INT) ran the show, and with 18 ticks left in the half he let Puka Nacua cook on a 28-yard near-buzzer beater to flip it to 17–10 at the break. From there, L.A. floored it and never looked back in a 45–17 cruise, piling up a cool 530 total yards while shredding the over and burying the spread. (espn.com)

Third quarter is where the lid blew clean off. Stafford zipped one to Colby Parkinson for six, linebacker Nate Landman swiped a pass, and on the very next snap Stafford gave Nacua a ladder—31 yards of pure mossing that basically stamped “paid in full” on this one. Momentum? Owned by Puka and friends. (espn.com)

Then came the knockout punch: rookie rocket Blake Corum (12 carries, 128 yards, 2 TD) hit turbo for a house-call from 48 yards, while Kyren Williams (13 for 84 and a TD) kept the chains humming as L.A. bulldozed for 249 rushing yards. The defense sprinkled in heat—sacks from Byron Young and Kobie Turner plus a Kam Curl blitz—and that was curtains. Credit to Arizona’s Michael Wilson (11 catches, 142 yards, 2 TD) for shining with Marvin Harrison Jr. sidelined (heel), and yes, the Rams locker room even hit Stafford with some MVP chants postgame. (nfl.com)

Big Dill of the Game: Puka Nacua — 7 catches, 167 yards, 2 TD. He flipped the script before halftime and slammed the door after Landman’s takeaway. Honorable nod to Corum’s track-meet burst, but tonight was a Puka party. That’s your recap from Big Dill Sports — where ballin’ is a big dill. (espn.com)