After last week, a few things shifted with teams because of free agency. No one had the biggest shift than the Los Angeles Rams when it came to the NFL world looking at them as the new favorites to win it all next year.
The Los Angeles Rams have followed a process for nearly a decade, building a consistent winner to make up for the nearly decade and a half of .500 records or worse.
The Los Angeles Rams know the importance of having a solid offensive line, which is why last offseason, they were so concerned with not letting Alaric Jackson hit free agency or reunite with Coleman Shelton.
LOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles Rams aren’t just knocking on the door of another Super Bowl; they’re trying to kick it down. After a gut-wrenching 24-21 NFC Championship exit at the hands of Seattle, GM Les Snead has already turned the secondary into a fortress by acquiring All-Pro Trent McDuffie.
LOS ANGELES — The Rams front office almost ignited the most explosive trade of the 2026 off-season. While fans dreamed of a “three-headed monster” featuring Puka Nacua, Davante Adams, and AJ Brown, the reality in the war room was far more calculated.
Most of the NFL mock drafts focus on the early rounds, but there are still many prominent college players who will hear their names called later. These are just some of the big names that could hear their names in the later rounds.
The 49ers signed WR Mike Evans to a three-year, $42.5 million deal that includes $14.3 million fully guaranteed at signing and a $12 million signing bonus.
The Los Angeles Rams were one of the best teams in the NFL in 2025, but they still fell short in an epic NFC Championship Game against the Seattle Seahawks.
The Los Angeles Rams came very close to the Super Bowl during the 2025 playoffs. Los Angeles had an incredible regular season with Matthew Stafford playing MVP-caliber football for the first time in his lengthy career.
WOODLAND HILLS, Ca. The Los Angeles Rams do not have many holes remaining in their roster and for the most part, have their lineup set for the 2026 NFL season.
If you were to ask the Los Angeles Rams what the goal is for next year, this offseason, they will surely all stay the same, it has been over the years, and that is to win the Super Bowl.
NFL prospects from major programs get most of the attention, but there are numerous examples of players drafted from small schools who have become difference-makers.
The Los Angeles Rams are doing everything they can to reach their ultimate goal of winning this next season's Super Bowl, and so far, they've made the necessary moves to become one of the easy favorites to win it all.
The Los Angeles Rams have made every move this offseason with one goal in mind: Super Bowl LXI. Their trade for Trent McDuffie and subsequent signing of Jaylen Watson, as well as the return of Matthew Stafford, keeps this team in the driver's seat to host another Lombardi.
There is still plenty of time left before the Los Angeles Rams have to make any roster decisions, with several weeks of free agency and the upcoming 2026 NFL Draft on the way.
The Los Angeles Rams have gotten off to a strong start of the offseason, making their patented splash moves to shore up their weakest link from last season.
The Los Angeles Rams' offense was one of the best in the NFL in 2025, and a part of that was thanks to their versatility. A team doesn't have the reigning MVP without a successful passing game, but the Rams ran the ball well when they needed to.
The first week of free agency is over, and the Los Angeles Rams made only a handful of signings. The rest of the NFL spent a record-high on adding assets, whereas the Rams only made the one major signing, and opted to focus their money on shoring up depth at ancillary needs.
WOODLAND HILLS, Ca. Former San Francisco 49ers wide receiver and current free agent Jauan Jennings remains unsigned despite being one of the better pass catchers on the market.
The Los Angeles Rams entered the offseason with a goal of getting better at the cornerback position, and they did just that by trading for Trent McDuffie and signing Jaylen Watson in free agency.
The Los Angeles Rams joined the A.J. Brown race last week, while the rest of the league shifted its focus to different players. The Philadelphia Eagles changed their asking price for the former Tennessee Titans star, with the Rams and the New England Patriots showing interest in him.
While the Los Angeles Rams were reportedly in talks to acquire yet another star receiver, it seems they were willing to part ways with one that they already had.
The Los Angeles Rams made the first big splash of the NFL offseason when they traded four draft picks, including No. 29 overall this year, to the Kansas City Chiefs for two-time All-Pro cornerback Trent McDuffie.