How the Rams let a 16-0 lead slip through their fingers
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What happened
The Rams scored on four of five first-half possessions and left the Broncos staring at a shutout. Then football — cruel and crooked — reminded Los Angeles that no lead is safe in a game built on momentum. From a record-breaking pick-six to a final-play interception in the end zone, here's how a 16-0 laugher became a 30-26 heartbreaker.
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