The Los Angeles Rams were simply too much for the San Francisco 49ers

.From the opening kickoff to the final whistle Youth Ndamukong Suh Jersey , the Rams absolutely dominated things in all three phases. Were it not for some early mistakes from the Rams that they committed all on their own, the blowout would have been in full force early on. Instead, it took a few possessions for the Rams to iron out the wrinkles and for the game to truly show the distance between these two teams.And give the Rams credit. No, the Niners aren’t a highly talented team http://www.ramsfootballauthentics.com/todd-gurley-ii-jersey-authentic , and yes they’ve suffered a bunch of high-impact injuries. But doesn’t matter. It’s the Rams-49ers. Getting a win like this on the back of the offensive line, RB Todd Gurley and DL Aaron Donald with great performances all around the defense with the takeaways they got today is something the Rams should hang their hats on as they come home to LA to take on the Green Bay Packers next Sunday.For today though, this contest was about two teams on opposite sides of the fence.And two teams that played like it. Late in the Rams’ win over the Seahawks, Rams defensive tackle Aaron Donald picked up an incomplete pass that he thought was a fumble. At the end of Donald’s run Youth Ramik Wilson Jersey , Seahawks offensive lineman Justin Britt shoved Donald out of bounds. Donald then retaliated by going after Britt. Both players got offsetting personal foul penalties.That should have been the end of it, but it wasn’t. Because Donald confronted Britt again after the game.As players were going through postgame handshakes, Donald — who had already taken his jersey and shoulder pads off — put his helmet back on and ran over to Britt to confront him. Donald grabbed Britt’s facemask before several other players separated the two.Donald will surely be fined for the move, and he ought to be fined more for the post-game antics than either he or Britt will be fined for their incident during the game. Pushing and shoving in the heat of the action is one thing. Donald put on his helmet and ran across the field for the express purpose of starting a fight after the game. There should be no place for that.