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Will this coaching staff change help C.J. Stroud bounce back from an up-and-down second pro campaign?

ESPN Los Angeles and the Los Angeles Rams have extended their partnership, solidifying ESPN LA as the flagship radio station for Rams football coverage for years to come

The Los Angeles Rams signed veteran ILB Nate Landman to a one-year deal for $1.1 million. Now, that contract looks like a steal for the 2025 NFL season.

D-Mac and Travis give their takeaways from the Rams joint practice session with the Saints. Next, Sean McVay gives another update on Matthew Stafford. Plus, ...

The Los Angeles Rams may be struggling to get Matthew Stafford healthy, but they are unlikely to trade for a struggling rookie quarterback.

The Los Angeles Rams got hit for the first time on Thursday

The Los Angeles Rams and the New Orleans Saints got together for a joint practice on Tuesday and the fans have questions regarding their team's performance as w

What is going on with Matthew Stafford? That’s the question on every Los Angeles Rams fan’s mind right now during training camp. It was reported that Stafford is dealing with a back injury. Fans are concerned for Stafford, especially since the quarterback hasn’t practiced with the team yet. After missing the last two practices, head The post appeared first on .

Matthew Stafford is expected to work out with the Los Angeles Rams on Saturday, and Mike Florio shares why the "clock is ticking" is ticking for the team to ...

The Los Angeles Rams are hoping to improve upon their middling offensive performance in the 2024 NFL season. Between injuries and some natural regression from q

theScore's Dan Wilkins offers up his bold predictions for the 2025 fantasy football season.Cowboys support two WR1sI'm all-in on George Pickens this year. His game-changing ability was made abundantly clear throughout his time in Pittsburgh, but some dreadful quarterback play got in the way of him ever enjoying a true breakout. Not only is Dak Prescott an incredible upgrade, but he's also the kind of QB who's willing to push the ball downfield and give Pickens opportunities to do what he does best.Conventional wisdom suggests Pickens' ceiling remains capped due to CeeDee Lamb's presence. As a result, Pickens is being drafted as the WR29, according to Fantasy Pros ADP. I'm not sure I can get on board with that, given there should be plenty of targets to go around in Dallas' offense for the star duo. The team's backfield situation points to a pass-heavy unit this year, and the defense could easily put this group in position for a number of shootouts. I don't see why Lamb and Pickens can't both end up as top 12 fantasy WRs, something we saw from two pairs of teammates (A.J. Brown-Devonta Smith, Tyreek Hill-Jaylen Waddle) in 2022.Davante outperforms PukaIt's not hard to figure out why Puka Nacua heads into the fall ranked as a top-seven player by ADP. He's been one of the best receivers in football since landing with the Rams as a sixth-round pick in 2023, while only five wideouts have exceeded his 9.5 targets per game over that stretch. But volume is only part of the equation. Touchdowns are a must for a high-end WR1 in fantasy, and Nacua has found the end zone just nine times across his first two seasons.That's not to say he can't or won't improve in that department. It's probably only a matter of time before a superstar like this starts scoring at a higher clip. However, it seems like a major reason the Rams acquired Davante Adams was to get a boost in that area of the game. The three-time All-Pro, who's posted double-digit touchdowns in six different seasons, remains one of the NFL's premier route-runners. His ability to destroy one-on-one matchups on the outside should quickly make him a go-to option for Stafford, particularly in the red zone. Adams also just so happens to be one of the few receivers to have topped Nacua's volume over the last two years. His mid-fourth-round ADP will be a steal if he puts up the numbers I'm expecting.Fields finishes as top 7 QBI still have plenty of questions about whether Justin Fields will ever figure things out as a passer. At this point, it may never happen. But that's a problem for the real-life Jets to sort out. Anyone who has paid attention to Fields' career from a fantasy perspective should understand the potential for major value, regardless.Fields remains one of the NFL's premier runners at quarterback. He finished as the overall QB6 in 2022 almost exclusively because of his 1,143 yards and eight touchdowns on the ground. The Jets should look to take full advantage of that ability as part of a run-heavy offense this campaign. Fields will get his share of opportunities on designed looks behind a suddenly potent offensive line, and he'll add plenty more in the scramble drill. Crucially, a two-year, $40-million deal should secure him the starting job throughout the season, even if success doesn't come. There's no signal-caller I'd rather have outside the consensus top six. Ishika Samant / Getty ImagesKittle gets first TE1 crownA highly productive pass-catcher for most of his first eight years, Kittle is the best all-around tight end in the game. Yet, he's never finished a season as the overall fantasy TE1. With Brock Bowers and Trey McBride being drafted well ahead of him, there seems to be an expectation it'll stay that way. I'm not so sure.Kittle is coming off the most efficient campaign of his career, leading all players at his position with 11.8 yards per target (minimum 50 receptions). There hasn't been a tight end to top that mark since Antonio Gates in 2010. The ceiling on the six-time Pro Bowler's production is purely a matter of opportunity. With that in mind, this seems like the perfect year for Kittle to crack 100 targets for the first time since 2019. Brandon Aiyuk is unlikely to be ready for game action until October at the earliest, and a calf issue has sidelined Jauan Jennings for most of training camp. Ricky Pearsall is a promising sophomore, but the receiving corps is thin otherwise. Kittle could be the clear No. 1 target in this passing game for a good chunk of the season, putting him in position for monster numbers.CMC returns as overall RB1I totally understand any uneasiness about the idea of counting on McCaffrey this season. The fantasy managers who took him at the top of their drafts last year probably didn’t end up having a lot of fun. And at 29 years old, it’s only becoming more difficult to sell yourself on the idea that he’ll both regain his previous form and put together a full season.The odds of that actually happening? No idea. I’m n...

The Los Angeles Rams have multiple talented young defensive linemen, and they’re expected to take another step in 2025.

Many of the league's best players have taken a big step forward in their second season. The Los Angeles Rams are not immune to this, having seen future Hall of

Los Angeles Rams' Assistant Head Coach/ Passing Game Coordinator Aubrey Pleasant has been with the Rams for six seasons. He has previously spent time as the Ram