In 2022, Ben Skowronek emerged for the Los Angeles Rams as a solid receiving option, starting 11 games for the team. In 2023, however, his role was reduced immensely with the emergence of rookie Puka Nacua as well as an increased role for Tutu Atwell. With star wideout Cooper Kupp eyeing a bounce-back season after dealing with injuries the past couple of years, not to mention veteran Demarcus Robinson giving the Rams a boost last season and looking to do the same again in 2024, Skowronek was unlikely to be a big part of the team’s plans. As such, it had been reported that the Rams would be r ..read more

The Los Angeles Rams announced the jersey numbers for their incoming 2024 NFL Draft class. The jersey numbers are as follows: outside linebacker Jared Verse will wear No. 8, defensive tackle Braden Fiske will wear No. 55, running back Blake Corum will wear No. 22, defensive back Kamren Kinchens will wear No. 26, linebacker Brennan Jackson will wear No. 44, defensive lineman Tyler Davis will wear No. 90, kicker Joshua Karty will wear No. 43, wide receiver Jordan Whittington will wear No. 88, offensive lineman Beaux Limmer will wear No. 50 and offensive lineman KT Leveston will wear No. 66. Ve ..read more

After making the postseason this past year, the Los Angeles Rams will look to build on that momentum during the 2024 NFL season. Head coach Sean McVay and general manager Les Snead signaled they are looking to completely shift to their new tough and physical-minded identity on the field after the flurry of offseason moves they made. Not only did they invest in their offensive line, but they also addressed their defensive line concerns in the 2024 NFL Draft. However, the biggest beneficiary of the moves might be Matthew Stafford, who will have better protection up front. Stafford started the ..read more

The Cleveland Browns announced they signed former Los Angeles Rams center Brian Allen in free agency. Terms of the deal weren’t disclosed, but it’s believed to be for one year. Allen will presumably serve as the backup to starting center Ethan Pocic. Allen was released by the Rams earlier this offseason after spending six seasons with the team. The Rams selected Allen No. 111 overall in the 2018 NFL Draft and played in 13 games his rookie season. He would go on to win the starting job in 2019 and started nine games before getting hurt. Unfortunately, things piled up for Allen in 2020 as he b ..read more

The Los Angeles Rams had some clear needs heading into the 2024 NFL Draft. The biggest need was along the defensive line because of Aaron Donald’s retirement and the Rams used most of their draft capital to address it. Los Angeles spent four of their 10 draft picks on defensive lineman, including their first two picks on Jared Verse and Braden Fiske. However, there was also the question at kicker as the Rams had the worst field-goal kicking unit in the league last season. This draft class happened to feature several talented kicker prospects, and Los Angeles wound up seeing Stanford standout ..read more

The Los Angeles Rams are one of the most storied franchises in NFL history, influencing their host cities’ sports landscape and cultural dynamics since their inception in 1937. Initially established in Cleveland, the team has moved through various locations, most notably Los Angeles and St. Louis, Missouri. Their journey encompasses athletic triumphs and crucial developments in the evolution of professional football. Origins and Early Influence The Rams began as the Cleveland Rams in the mid-1930s, officially joining the NFL in 1937 after a brief stint in the second American Football League ..read more

The 2024 NFL Draft was an eventful one for the Los Angeles Rams as they made 10 total selections to add to their young roster. The Rams addressed their defensive line first and foremost, selecting Jared Verse and then trading up to take his Florida State teammate Braden Fiske. Los Angeles spent most of their draft capital building the trenches, as they took two more defensive linemen and two offensive linemen to supplement their depth on both sides. However, it wouldn’t be a draft class without a late-round wide receiver and the Rams got good value by taking Jordan Whittington at No. 213 ove ..read more

The Los Angeles Rams will enter the 2024 season with a new-look defensive line after Aaron Donald announced his retirement. Although Donald never made any noise about him leaving the game of football during the 2023 season, members within the organization had a feeling that his career would be coming to a close. However, general manager Les Snead and Sean McVay quickly rebuilt the defensive line in the 2024 NFL Draft by taking Jared Verse and Braden Fiske at No. 19 and No. 39, respectively. While Verse and Fiske will try to reestablish the D-line during the 2024 season and beyond, there’s st ..read more

The Los Angeles Rams announced they agreed to terms with 16 undrafted free agents following the conclusion of the 2024 NFL Draft. The players are Ohio wide receiver Sam Wiglusz, Washington defensive lineman Tuli Letuligasenoa, Central Missouri defensive lineman David Olajiga, Tennessee defensive back Jaylen McCollough, Cortland wide receiver JJ Laap, Washington State defensive back Cam Lampkin, Louisiana tight end Neal Johnson, Augustana offensive lineman Blake Larson, Oklahoma wide receiver Drake Stoops, Michigan defensive back Josh Wallace, LSU linebacker Omar Speights, USC offensive linem ..read more

After making the postseason in 2023, the Los Angeles Rams walked into the offseason with plenty of cap space for the first time in years. Under head coach Sean McVay and general manager Les Snead, the Rams have been aggressive chasing star players in deals and signing them to long-term deals that tie up most of their money. However, this time around, Los Angeles had money to spend on free agents that can help prop the team up on both sides of the field. The secondary was a huge need for the Rams as Ahkello Witherspoon and Jordan Fuller became free agents. Despite the young talent on the rost ..read more