Following Tuesday’s trade deadline, the Los Angeles Rams opened up cap space on Wednesday as they restructured two contracts. According to Spotrac, The Rams converted $2 million of Kyren Williams’ salary into a signing bonus, adding two void years to create $1.7 million in cap space.
Inglewood got a win and a gut punch in the same weekend. The 5-4 Los Angeles Rams beat Washington 20-13 on Sunday, and by Monday Puka Nacua was headed to injured reserve with knee and toe injuries.
The Los Angeles Rams remain optimistic that wide receiver Puka Nacua can return around Week 14 or Week 15, according to ESPN’s Dan Graziano. That window would put him in position to face the San Francisco 49ers or the Dallas Cowboys.
For much of the last two years, the Los Angeles Rams have had one foot in one timeline and one foot in another. The Rams have tried to do what they can
Quarterback is the most important position for an NFL team. That wasn’t always the case, but it has been the case for, you know, 50 years at this point essentially.
Injuries to Puka Nacua and Davante Adams left the Los Angeles Rams short at receiver, and the search for help didn’t go too far from home ahead of the NFL trade deadline.
Field Yates reports that the Rams restructured the contracts of RB Kyren Williams and S Kam Curl to free up $3 million in cap space. Williams, 26, was a fifth-round pick out of Notre Dame in the 2022 NFL Draft.
Blake Corum needed only 11 carries to outrush Kyren Williams in Week 9. He turned those carries into 58 yards and a touchdown against Washington, while Williams finished with 45 yards on 15 attempts.
The Los Angeles Rams have had a mixed 2026/27 season so far after having a lot of hype around them ahead of the campaign. Going into Week 10 of the season they have a 5-4 record and are third in the NFC West.
The Los Angeles Rams entered the NFL trade deadline desperately needing help at wide receiver. With Puka Nacua and Davante Adams on injured reserve, the Rams had an opportunity to make a move that could help save their season.
After a disappointing start to the 2026 NFL season, the Los Angeles Rams have climbed back into contention. The Rams earned their third straight victory on Sunday against the Washington Commanders.
The Los Angeles Rams didn’t do anything at the trade deadline. However, once the deadline had passed, the team announced that Jordan Whittington had been placed on injured reserve and that it had signed wide receiver Xavier Smith in a corresponding move.
The Los Angeles Rams signed wide receiver Xavier Smith and placed Jordan Whittington on injured reserve Tuesday, making additional changes to their receiving corps shortly after the NFL trade deadline passed.
The Los Angeles Rams will be without star receiver Puka Nacua for at least a month. Head coach Sean McVay said Monday that an MRI found sprained MCL and PCL ligaments in Nacua’s right knee, along with turf toe, and that the team expects to place him on injured reserve, the Associated Press reported.
The Los Angeles Rams are in the final hour of the trade deadline and have yet to make a move for a wide receiver. Earlier on Tuesday, it was reported that the Jacksonville Jaguars would not be trading Brian Thomas Jr.
The Los Angeles Rams won their third consecutive game on Sunday to improve to 5-3 on the season, but it came at a cost as several key players sustained injuries.
The NFL officially started recording sack totals during the 1982 season, and since then a player has totaled 18 or more sacks in a season on 36 occasions. How many of the 36 can you name in five minutes?
Terrance Ferguson has played just three games so far this season for the Los Angeles Rams, so here’s the latest from sources within the camp. The Los Angeles Rams are 5-4 through nine games this season, with their most recent game a 13-20 loss to the Commanders just as they were gaining momentum.
Even when it seems like things are headed in the right direction for the Los Angeles Rams, they suffer another major injury blow. Myles Garrett and Davante Adams are two players who have already suffered lengthy absences, and it now appears that a third superstar is headed for one as well.
When the Los Angeles Rams surrendered a blockbuster package to pull Myles Garrett away from Cleveland, the front office wasn’t looking for incremental defensive help. They were hunting for a dominant, game-altering closer capable of tilting the entire NFC playoff picture.