Sean McVay spoke publicly on Tuesday, discussing the Eagles, recounting their first matchup in the regular season and what he's learned since

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The No. 4-seeded Rams will visit the No. 2 Eagles in the Divisional Round of the NFL playoffs this weekend. The winner will advance to the conference championship, which will either be a road game against the No. 1 Detroit Lions or a home game against the No. 6 Washington Commanders.

The Los Angeles Rams get another chance to face the Philadelphia Eagles. This time, it is in the Divisional round of the NFL playoffs, and it will be on Sunday at the Linc. Defensive coordinator Chris Shula will work long hours to figure out how to clamp down on the Eagles’ offense, particularly running back Saquon Barkley.

Can Saquon Barkley do it again vs. the Rams run defense? Will Jalen Hurts stand up against the pass rush? Here's what to watch for at the Linc on Sunday.

The first, of course, is that the Eagles (14-3) already beat the Rams (10-7) back on Nov. 24, 37-20, at SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles. In that game, Saquon Barkley rushed for 255 yards, a career-high and franchise record. That included TD runs of 70 and 72 yards.

I’m simply saying, if you’re the Los Angeles Rams, who started off 1-4 and have been 10-3 since, you’re going up against a Los Angeles Rams team that can get to the quart

Another rematch is in store for the Philadelphia Eagles as they take on the Los Angeles Rams in a NFC divisional-round matchup.