Rams safety Quentin Lake explains why he has ‘more respect' for NFC West rival Seahawks than 49ers
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Los Angeles Rams safety Quentin Lake expressed his feelings towards NFC West rivals, revealing less animosity towards the Seattle Seahawks compared to the San Francisco 49ers. Despite the Seahawks defeating the Rams in the NFC Championship Game and winning Super Bowl LX, Lake stated his respect for Seattle due to personal connections with former teammates Ernest Jones and Cooper Kupp, who recently joined the Seahawks.
During the 2025 season, the Rams and Seahawks split their regular-season games, with Seattle claiming victory in the playoff meeting. Meanwhile, the Rams and 49ers also split their regular-season matchups. Lake remains optimistic about the Rams' future, citing the return of key veterans like quarterback Matthew Stafford and wide receiver Davante Adams as reasons for potential success in the upcoming season.
The Rams are set to face the 49ers again in the NFL's first-ever regular-season game in Australia, marking a new chapter in their rivalry. Lake emphasized the team's determination to capitalize on missed opportunities from the previous season and aims for a
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