Category: Los Angeles Rams

When the Rams ultimately stood pat and drafted Steve Avila with the 36th pick in 2023, it surprisingly made him L.A.’s highest draft selection since Jared Goff going first overall in 2016. That…

In theory the Seattle Seahawks should have the hardest schedule in the NFC West next year because they won the division, but the L.A. Rams might have it harder than anybody. Rams give…

So, according to draft analyst Daniel Jerimiah, Omar Cooper will be the “Ramsiest” wide receiver in the upcoming NFL draft. Does that mean the Los Angeles Rams will take him? Not at all,…

The bread and butter of Les Snead and the Los Angeles Rams in terms of roster building has focused on exploiting certain market inefficiencies: Which inefficiency will the Rams identify and exploit next?…

Defensive inconsistencies were part of the reason the Los Angeles Rams were unable to hoist the Lombardi Trophy this season. Chris Shula has his work cut out for him this offseason to figure…

Although at a slow pace, the Los Angeles Rams braintrust continues to add small pieces to the 2026 roster build. Since the 1/27 official announcement of a block of 10 Reserve/Futures contract signees,…

Two years ago I tweeted that Puka Nacua was going to sign a contract extension worth over $30 million per season and that he would prove to be a better receiver than Ja’Marr…

The Los Angeles Rams took the NFL by storm last season when they introduced 13 personnel to the offense. After being primarily a three wide receiver team in 11 personnel sets, the Rams…

How will the Los Angeles Rams retool in order to compete for a Super Bowl in 2026? Let’s start a free agent shopping list on the offensive side of the ball. For now,…