The teams had a scoreless first quarter before the Rams tallied a second quarter touchdown on a 16-yard pass from Matthew Stafford to Cooper Kupp. Matt Gay’s 30-yard field goal with 1:46 left in regulation time capped a 13-point fourth quarter for the Los Angeles Rams to give them a 20-17 comeback victory over the San Francisco 49ers in the NFC Championship. They’ll play the Bengals in the Super Bowl at the same stadium in two weeks. They won the NFC title with their 20-17 victory at SoFi Stadium. The Rams stormed forward from that point and scored the game’s final 13 points. There’s no mystery in how this story ended. The opportunity was indeed a golden one, and it was indeed squandered when the ball - and the 49ers’ last remnants of control over the NFC Championship Game - slipped through Tartt’s hands. A pick would’ve given them the ball at around midfield with about 10 minutes left. They’d be off to their franchise’s eighth Super Bowl if they could hold it. “And the moment of truth showed, and I didn’t step up.”Īt the time, the 49ers were nursing a three-point lead. “For me, it’s the moment of truth,” the 49ers safety said. Jaquiski Tartt still doesn’t know how he dropped the would-be interception, a woefully under-thrown deep pass from Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford in the fourth quarter.
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