Random Ramsdom: Is the offense a top-10 unit?

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If you ask 32 people where to rank the Los Angeles Rams offense, you may get 32 different answers. According to Kyle Soppe of Pro Football Network he ranks the L.A. Rams offense at 11. That’s not bad, but when a team has Matthew Stafford, Puka Nacua, Davante Adams, Kyren Williams and Sean McVay calling the shots, then the team may want to be higher than 11.

It’s interesting. Feel free to let us know your thoughts! I plan to be off Thursday and Friday so I just want to get through the work week!

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Rams offense ranked just outside top-10 ahead of 2025 NFL season (ramswire)

“Even with so much offensive juice, Pro Football Network’s Kyle Soppe ranked the Rams’ offense No. 11 heading into the season based on their combination of “yards per play, points per drive, turnover percentage, success rate against the run and pass, third-down conversion rate, red-zone efficiency, pressure percentage when not blitzing, and various expected points added (EPA) measures against both the run and pass..”

EXCLUSIVE: Rams’ Coleman Shelton Happy to Be Back in LA (si.com)

“Shelton’s success led to him signing with the Chicago Bears, entrusting him to help first overall pick Caleb Williams. Now, Shelton is back and healthy, leading the Rams forward with veteran leadership and an offensive line full of studs.

Shelton was gracious enough to take time out of his busy schedule after practice to talk to me. Shelton expressed excitement being back in Los Angeles

“Yeah, it’s been good. It’s been good,” stated Shelton. You know, have a lot of the same guys that I had back in ‘23 and then a lot of the new guys. It’s fun to get to meet them and be able to just join the room again and kind of get back after it.”