What are you looking for in Sunday’s game between the Los Angeles Rams and the Houston Texans? Are you looking for a win? Are you looking for the team to come out healthy? Both? Did you place a bet you are hoping to see come through? The options are nearly endless.
What about the other games on Sunday, any of them interest you? Fantasy football players, what do you need? This is Week 1, so enjoy it, however it goes, try to enjoy it. Before we know it, the regular season will be done, but let’s enjoy what we have while we have it!
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Top 5 Rams Storylines Entering the 2025 NFL Season (si.com)
“While both men get along very well and are excellent players, there’s only one football on the field and a lot of hands who want it. How do the Rams approach getting their top two playmakers the football while maintaining both their moral and a strong football product?
What do the Rams have in Emmanuel Forbes Jr?
In less than one years time, the Los Angeles Rams will have to make a decision whether Emmanuel Forbes is worth investing into. At times, he’s exceeded the expectations of his first round hype. Other times, he’s fallen into the same habits that led to his departure from Washington.“
New Rams player experienced ‘one of the coolest accomplishments’ of his career in L.A. (ramswire)
“The Los Angeles Rams have been known to find diamonds in the rough throughout the NFL draft and free agency, and 2025 is no different.
The team signed ex-Atlanta Falcons linebacker Nate Landman on a small one-year deal, but the veteran has already established himself as a leader in the locker room. He’ll be the Rams’ green-dot linebacker and relay plays from defensive coordinator Chris Shula to the rest of the team and was also named one of the Rams’ captains ahead of Week 1.
Landman, who was an undrafted player out of Colorado in 2022, called the captainship “one of the coolest accomplishments in my career.”
Rams 2025 season preview: 4 questions that will determine their success (ocregister.com)
“The quarterback, 37, has three full weeks of practice under his belt after missing the first four weeks of training camp with an aggravated disk in his back. That is a big deal, both in terms of him knocking off the rust of reading a defense in real time and rekindling the chemistry with his offense.
But what hasn’t happened is Stafford hasn’t taken a hit. Not that he would have to this point in the year if he had been able to practice all summer, but we wouldn’t be asking this question if it weren’t for the back.
For his part, Stafford said he is ready for the physical part of the game. And over the course of his 17-year career, he has battled through a litany of injuries to stay on the field, even in lost seasons in Detroit.“
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