The Los Angeles Rams bounced back in a big way against the Las Vegas Raiders, and there were several players who helped pave the way for the victory. 

Here are the top five players on offense and defense via Pro Football Focus (PFF).

The Rams returned to a split-carry situation with both Kyren Williams and Blake Corum having strong days.

Corum finished the day with 93 yards and one touchdown on 17 carries for a 5.5 yards per carry average. Williams finished the day 99 yards and one touchdown on 16 carries fora  6.2 yards per carry average.

Williams also tacked on 22 receiving yards in two receptions, while Corum had one reception for eight yards. 

Despite a more productive rushing day for Williams, he received a 72.3 overall grade, and Corum came in with an 87.4 overall grade.

Nacua showed that he does not let injuries hamper his play, as the receiver hauled in 68 yards and one touchdown on five receptions. He was not only effective in the passing game, but he also picked up some big first downs and chain-moving catches.

Right tackle Warren McClendon Jr. had a nearly identical 75.7 pass block grade with a 72.2 run block grade. 

Matthew Stafford had a 70.5 grade, which may have been pulled down due to the ball-tip interception that occurred. 

Cornerback Jaylen Watson had to step up yet again with Trent McDuffie missing his second game due to a groin injury. Watson continued to shine, picking up three total tackles and four passes defended.

The linebacker corps was also hit hard with Nate Landman being ruled out due to a concussion.

Shaun Dolac stepped up, bringing in three total tackles, two defensive stops, and an 84.3 overall grade. He only played 14 snaps, but made those snaps count.

Fellow linebacker Omar Speights was the lead linebacker with Landman out, as he brought in six total tackles, two tackles for loss, and three defensive stops.

Josh Wallace also stepped in with McDuffie out, and he picked up a 78.5 grade. Wallace had six total tackles, one pass defended, and only gave up a 56.3 passer rating when targeted.

Ty Hamilton also got more playing time with Poona Ford and Kobie Turner out, and he turned that into a 76.2 overall grade. Hamilton ended the day with two defensive stops and two tackles.