The Los Angeles Rams had nothing going for them for 56 minutes at the Linc in Philadelphia on Sunday.
The Super Bowl favorites were staring at a 1-3 start while the Eagles were headed to 4-0.
Games, however, are 60 minutes and Los Angeles made the most of the final four en route to a 24-20 victory.
Kyren Williams scored two touchdowns, capping drives of 98 and 79 yards to enable LA to even its record.
The Eagles came in ravaged by injury and lost star running back Saquon Barkley early to a hamstring injury.
Still, Philly's defense forced Matthew Stafford into two interceptions and appeared to have the game under control.
Until the Rams got it together on the last two drives.
One can be sure much will be made of Jalen Hurts' awful performance. He was
12-of-27 passing for 93 yards en route to the loss. He had one last chance to drive the Eagles to a possible win.
However, the drive went backward, ending with a long incompletion on a fourth-and-25.
This article originally appeared on Touchdown Wire: Kyren Williams' late touchdowns power Rams past Eagles
