Los Angeles Rams RB Todd Gurley has been named the NFC’s Offensive Player of the Week for his record-breaking performance in the Rams’ 23-20 win over the Denver Broncos in Week 6.Empowered by the play of the Rams’ offensive line Cooper Kupp Jersey , Gurley went off on the Broncos finishing with 208 yards on 28 carries and two touchdowns. Gurley was the first Ram to top 200 yards on the ground since Marshall Faulk in 2001.It’s the fourth time for Gurley to win NFC OPOW in his career after doing so three times in 2017. He also won NFC Player of the Month twice last year as well en route to being named the 2017 NFL Offensive Player of the Year.The game puts him on nearly the exact same statistical trajectory as 2017. Through six games, Gurley has 623 rushing yards and nine touchdowns on 129 rushes (compared to 621 yards and four touchdowns from 123 runs a year ago) with 21 receptions for 247 receiving yards and a pair of receiving touchdowns (23/245/3 last year). Welcome to SB Nation FanPulse — a survey of fans across the NFL, powered by SurveyMonkey. Each week, we send 32 polls to plugged in fans from each team. Los Angeles Rams fans Tyler Higbee Color Rush Jersey , sign up HERE to join FanPulse.Week 1 FanPulseWeek 2 FanPulseWeek 3 FanPulse - confidenceWeek 3 FanPulse - game predictionWeek 4 FanPulseWeek 5 FanPulseWeek 6 FanPulseWeek 7 FanPulseWell the Los Angeles Rams are halfway through the 2018 season now and remain perfect at 8-0. So obviously, we’re in line for some accolades at the midpoint.But perhaps Rams fans will be disappointed at the results of our NFL-wide FanPulse vote.Right now, the MVP race goes to Kansas City Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes over Rams RB Todd Gurley and QB Jared Goff:And Defensive Player of the Year? Fans give that one to Chicago Bears EDGE Khalil Mack over Rams DL Aaron Donald by a slim margin:Well I say boo.More heartening is that fans back Rams Head Coach Sean McVay to repeat as Coach of the Year:One thing we’re doing this week across SBN NFL sites is looking at the difference between fans’ expected scores and the actual ones. For most teams, there are some wiiiiiiide jumps mainly because fans are relatively conservative. Even for the 8-0 Rams https://www.ramsfanstore.com/Michael-Brockers-Jersey , there are plenty of games where we thought we’d win but ended up wrecking like Week 2 and Week 7. Then there were games like Week 5, Week 6 and Week 8 which were much closer than anticipated.One thing that’s interesting this week? For only the second time this season, fans of the Rams’ opponent, being the New Orleans Saints for Week 9 Joe Namath Color Rush Jersey , think their team is going to win.Odds: pick ‘em/Rams +1.5Turf Show Times FanPulse: Rams by 3Canal Street Chronicles FanPulse: Saints by 5The other time a fan base thought their team would beat the Rams?Oakland Raiders fans at Silver and Black Pride who had the Raiders winning by 3 in Week 1 which is interesting because they’ve overestimated their team all year long:Maybe something to worry about? Saints fans at CSC have nailed it since coming off of the bye...As always, thanks as always to the TSTers who are voting to give us the data each week! And for those of you interested, you can sign up here to vote.