By Cameron Flynn Nursing a 13-6 lead through 45 minutes Sunday, the Los Angeles Rams offense was held scoreless in the fourth quarter en route to a 16-13 loss to Tampa Bay. Following the disappointing defeat, head coach Sean McVay told reporters after the game that “changes have to be made” to the Rams offense. McVay wasn’t the only disappointed voice in Los Angeles, however, as cornerback Jalen Ramsey also shared his displeasure Sunday on the recently-faltering Rams offense. According to an NFL.com report published this morning, Ramsey said the following on Los Angeles’ sputtering offense and…