LOS ANGELES RAMS (8-0) at NEW ORLEANS (6-1)Sunday Youth P.J. Williams Jersey , 4:25 p.m. EST, FoxOPENING LINE 鈥?Even.RECORD VS. SPREAD 鈥?Los Angeles 4-3-1, New Orleans 5-2SERIES RECORD 鈥?Rams lead 41-32LAST MEETING 鈥?Rams beat Saints 26-20, Nov. 26, 2017LAST WEEK 鈥?Rams beat Packers 29-27; Saints beat Vikings 30-20AP PRO32 RANKING 鈥?Rams No. 1, Saints No. 4RAMS OFFENSE 鈥?OVERALL (2), RUSH (1), PASS (7).RAMS DEFENSE 鈥?OVERALL (8), RUSH (12), PASS (10).SAINTS OFFENSE 鈥?OVERALL (8), RUSH (17t), PASS (9).SAINTS DEFENSE 鈥?OVERALL (23), RUSH (1), PASS (28).STREAKS, STATS AND NOTES 鈥?Game features teams with top two records in NFC. ... Rams coach Sean McVay P.J. Williams Jersey Stitched , Saints coach Sean Payton both had offensive coaching backgrounds as NFL assistants before first and only NFL head coaching jobs. Both have highly productive QBs in Rams' Jared Goff and Saints' Drew Brees. Rams tandem much younger, less experienced: Payton is 54 and Brees 39; McVay is 32 and Goff 24. Payton and Brees together since 2006, McVay and Goff since 2017. ... Goff passed for 295 yards, three TDs, no INTs last week. Had 354 yards passing, one INT, in last meeting. ... Goff has won past seven starts on road with 13 TDs, five INTs. ... RB Todd Gurley had 195 scrimmage yards (114 rushing, 81 receiving), TD catch last week. Leads NFL with 15 TDs. ... Brandin Cooks ranks third in NFL with 18.4 yards per catch in first season with Rams, was Saints 2014 first-round draft choice. ... DT Aaron Donald had two sacks last week, his eighth career multi-sack game. Leads NFL this season with 10 sacks. ... Brees has 1,045 yards passing (348.3 per game), eight TDs, no INTs in past three at home. ... Brees is NFL's all-time leading passer with 72 Youth Taysom Hill Jersey ,435 yards, ranks fourth all-time with 502 TD passes. ... WR Michael Thomas has 32 catches for 343 yards (114.3 per game) and three TDs in past three at home. ... Since 2016, Thomas one of two WRs (Antonio Brown) with at least 250 catches and 3,000 yards receiving. ... DE Cameron Jordan has sack in past two at home. ... DT Sheldon Rankins had first career multi-sack game with two last week vs. Vikings. ... Fantasy Tip: Saints RB Alvin Kamara had rushing, receiving TDs last week and has 10 TDs in 11 career home games. The standings give Malcolm Jenkins and the Philadelphia Eagles all the motivation they need against the New Orleans Saints.Trash talk doesn't matter when your season is on the line.The Saints (8-1) were 10 seconds away from facing the Eagles in the NFC championship game last January before the "Minneapolis Miracle" ended their season.Alvin Kamara used colorful language when he told a reporter in August the Saints would've defeated the Eagles, who ended up routing the Vikings and beating the Patriots for their first Super Bowl title."We won the Super Bowl," Jenkins said. "The bulletin board material is more for you guys than us."Kamara explained his thoughts Thursday."I don't care if we're playing against the Monstars (from "Space Jam"). My team, whatever team I'm on, I'm going to say we're going to win. Period," the star running back said. "And I guarantee it's the same way with any other guy in this league that feels strongly about the team they're on. ... It's no disrespect, direct disrespect to, you know, I didn't call a name or call like direct names. It's just my team against your team. And that's all I'm going to say about that."The Eagles (4-5) trail Washington (6-3) in the NFC East and need an upset to avoid falling further behind. That's plenty of incentive when they face Kamara and the Saints on Sunday at the Superdome."I have a laundry list of reasons why I want to be excited for this game," said Jenkins, who played his first five seasons in New Orleans. "One Taysom Hill Jersey Stitched , is it's our next game. Two, our season is kind of in the balance. I could go on for days, so I don't need any more motivation."The Saints would've presented a different challenge for the Eagles 10 months ago for various reasons. Foremost, Drew Brees is an elite quarterback who already won a playoff game in Philadelphia's hostile stadium.Instead, Case Keenum led the Vikings to Philadelphia and tossed a momentum-changing pick-6 in the first quarter. Nick Foles and the offense did the rest in a 38-7 victory."It is done and gone," Brees said about the team's last-second loss to Minnesota in the divisional round. "I thought about it back then, but not now. It is a new season, new team. Here we are now, we're playing now."While the Eagles are desperate for a win, the Saints are trying to keep pace with the Rams (9-1). They already own the tiebreaker for the No. 1 seed because of a win over Los Angeles."We have our work cut out for us and we know what type of game it's going to be," Brees said. "We know they're coming in hungry for a win. Both teams have a lot to play for."AP Sports Writer Brett Martel in New Orleans contributed to this report.