The Rams are better than any NFL team in this stat over the past 3 years

The Los Angeles Rams know how to get first downs when it matters most

Over the past three seasons, the Rams converted 92% of their fourth-and-one situations, according to NFL analyst Warren Sharp. That rate is No. 1 in the NFL over that span, ahead of the Kansas City Chiefs (89%), Denver Broncos (87%) and Philadelphia Eagles (86%).

Here's the full 32-team breakdown:

4th & 1 conversion rate last 3 years:

92% - LAR
89% - KC
87% - DEN
86% - PHI
81% - TEN
77% - BUF, ATL
76% - NO
75% - TB, SF, LV, DAL
74% - PIT
73% - CAR, CLE
72% - BAL
71% - NE
68% - WAS, NYG, JAX
67% - DET
64% - NYJ
63% - SEA, LAC
60% - MIN
59% - CHI
58% - HOU
57% - IND
56% -…

— Warren Sharp (@SharpFootball) April 2, 2025

Sharp compiled this list because of all the contraversy around the potential Tush Push ban, but it's incredible that the Rams are leading the league when Stafford attempted a fourth-down rush twice in three seasons.

This is then a testament both to the offensive line, running backs and Sean McVay's play-calling. Perhaps that's why McVay isn't the biggest fan of the Tush Push — he's discovered how to convert on fourth down without it in recent years.

This article originally appeared on Rams Wire: The Rams are better than any NFL team in this stat