The Los Angeles Rams struck gold when they drafted Jared Verse in the first round of last year's NFL Draft. Verse has already grown into a leader on the Rams' defense after just one season with the team, while winning the Defensive Rookie of the Year Award.
Jared Verse, the Los Angeles Rams’ rising defensive star, learned a valuable lesson after challenging legendary teammate Aaron Donald to a workout. Coming off a stellar rookie season that earned him Defensive Rookie of the Year, Verse’s confidence led him to test himself against one of the greatest defensive players in NFL history.
Where do Puka Nacua and Jared Verse fall on the Rams top-10 list? The Los Angeles Rams enter the 2025 season with one of the team’s most interesting balance of offensive and defensive players in the franchise’s 89-year history.
Last season Los Angeles Rams defensive end Jared Verse went to the Pro Bowl. He won the NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year Award and earned the respect of offensive linemen around the league.
Aaron Donald has been out of the NFL for a full season, but his impact still lingers with the Los Angeles Rams. Donald announced his retirement in March 2024, and now in July 2025, Jared Verse is still talking about him.
The Los Angeles Rams may have lost a generational force with Aaron Donald’s retirement and vocal leader Michael Hoecht’s departure to Buffalo, but they haven’t lost their edge.
The retirement of all-time great defensive tackle Aaron Donald last year left a massive void in the Los Angeles Rams defense. One of the greatest defensive
After training camp practice concluded on Wednesday, Jared Verse answered questions from the media and when asked if the workouts at training camp compare to what he faced when he worked out with Aaron Donald this offseason, he made his position clear.
The Los Angeles Rams have made it clear they expect their defense to be the driving force in the upcoming NFL season, and second-year edge rusher Jared Verse is already adding fuel to that fire.
Jared Verse and Aaron Donald engaged in a competitive but friendly lift session this offseason. The Los Angeles Rams legend Donald humbled the rising star defender Verse there.
Jared Verse didn’t even lead the rookies on his own team in sacks last season. Former Florida State teammate Braden Fiske took that honor with 8½, four more than Verse.
Nearly 1,700 players will survive final roster reductions next month when the NFL begins its 106th season. The Los Angeles Rams have three of the top 50.
In the 2024 NFL Draft, the Los Angeles Rams used their first two picks on a pair of defensive linemen in Jared Verse, who was selected 19th overall, and Braden Fiske, who was taken 39th.
Cardinals first-round DT Walter Nolen took offense to pre-draft criticism that called him entitled and lacking desire. “Seeing that some stuff,” Nolen said, via AZ Central.
It's not often you hear a rival tip their cap to the Philadelphia Eagles, but defensive end Jared Verse couldn’t hold back when asked about the best fan base he’s played against.
This will surely make the summer brighter for Eagles fans – Jared Verse no longer hates you. You remember Verse, the rookie outside linebacker/edge rusher, declaring his hatred for you days before the Los Angeles Rams visited Lincoln Financial Field for the NFC Divisional Round playoff game?
The Los Angeles Rams’ magical 2024 season came to an end when they were defeated by the eventual Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles in the NFL Division Round.
Before, Los Angeles Rams edge rusher Jared Verse did not hesitate in telling everyone how much he hates Philadelphia Eagles fans. Verse has undoubtedly made a 180-degree turn.
Jared Verse may have learned his lesson on speaking out against an opposing team’s fan base. The Los Angeles Rams linebacker got some heat in January when he declared his hatred of Philadelphia Eagles fans and called them “so annoying.” Verse got a second chance to talk about Eagles fans during a recent interview on the “Whistle” YouTube channel.
Verse made himself an enemy of Philadelphia Eagles fans during the playoffs last season, but the latest comments he made might help ease some of the tension.
Los Angeles Rams defensive end Jared Verse has never been one to shy away from talking smack, and to this point in his career he has backed it up after getting drafted in the first round and winning NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year in his first season.