The Los Angeles Rams are one day away from making their No. 19 overall selection at Day 1 of the 2024 NFL Draft on Thursday. If the Rams do select at No. 19, it would be general manager Les Snead’s first first-round pick since Jared Goff at No. 1 all the way back in 2016 and head coach Sean McVay’s first since joining the organization. By all indications, it appears the Rams are going to make a selection in the first round, but Snead won’t say for sure either way. The Rams have been involved in all types of rumors when it comes to the draft. There are stories that the Rams could move up to t ..read more

The Los Angeles Rams found a couple of absolute steals in the 2023 NFL Draft. While wide receiver Puka Nacua garnered a ton of attention, defensive tackle Kobie Turner, a third-round pick, had an absolutely outstanding rookie year that led to him being a finalist for NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year. Turner wound up finishing third in the voting behind Houston Texans pass rusher Will Anderson Jr. and Philadelphia Eagles defensive tackle Jalen Carter despite leading all rookies in sacks with nine and having more total tackles than both of the other finalists. But Turner simply used it as moti ..read more

Since earning triple crown honors in the 2021 season, Los Angeles Rams receiver Cooper Kupp hasn’t been able to reach those heights due to multiple injuries the past two years. The year following his historic regular season and playoff run, Kupp suffered a high-ankle sprain that required surgery and an extensive rehab process. The star wide receiver then went into training camp before the 2023 campaign completely healthy before suffering a hamstring injury that cost him the first four games of the regular season. The Rams were able to make do in Kupp’s absence, but the team needs him at his ..read more

The Los Angeles Rams will be leaning heavily on its offense when the 2024 season rolls around. Los Angeles managed to make a playoff run on the back of head coach Sean McVay’s revamped offensive scheme, but also because of the emergence of Puka Nacua. Nacua, a fifth-round pick by the Rams in the 2023 NFL Draft, took the league by storm in his rookie year. He broke several rookie receiving records and is poised to play larger role in the pass game next season. However, he’ll have the perfect running mate in Cooper Kupp who appears to be fully healthy after dealing with injuries last season. N ..read more

The Los Angeles Rams announced that Roman Gabriel, the NFL’s first Filipino-American quarterback, passed away on Saturday morning at the age of 83. The Rams selected Gabriel with the second overall pick in the 1962 NFL Draft out of North Carolina State. He was also taken first overall by the Raiders in the 1962 AFL Draft, but chose to sign with the Rams instead. Gabriel played 16 NFL seasons overall with the first 11 coming with the Rams from 1962-72. He appeared in 130 games for the Rams (119) starts and threw for 22,223 yards and 154 touchdowns. After the announcement of Gabriel’s death, t ..read more

The Los Angeles Rams showed the NFL that the team isn’t very far from competing again after making a surprising postseason appearance in 2023. The Rams finished the regular season with a 10-7 record and nearly upset the Detroit Lions in the Wild Card Round. Offensively, Los Angeles was able to hang with Detroit but the defensive side of the field gave up crucial plays that ended up costing them the game. The secondary was manned by Ahkello Witherspoon and a host of young players like Derion Kendrick and Cobie Durant. However, the Rams made sure to add some more veterans, namely Tre’Davious W ..read more

The Los Angeles Rams made it a point this offseason to look for a veteran backup quarterback behind Super Bowl champion Matthew Stafford, as they wanted to avoid having to take any scheduled losses if their starter had to miss some time. They settled on former San Francisco 49ers and Las Vegas Raiders quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo, a veteran known for his ability to win football games above all else. In Garoppolo, the Rams have a trusted failsafe if Stafford were to get hurt. And he’s also a quarterback that both the Rams and Stafford know well, as they have battled many times over the years ..read more

During a busy offseason, the Los Angeles Rams have made headlines with strategic moves and developments to strengthen their squad for the upcoming 2024 NFL season. These actions highlight the team’s proactive approach to player acquisitions and community engagement, underlining their commitment to success on and off the field. A significant development for the Rams is the recent move of their practice facility to Woodland Hills, Calif. This move is part of a broader strategy by Rams’ owner Stan Kroenke, who has a long history of merging sports with commercial and residential development. Kro ..read more

As arguably the most popular sport in the country, the National Football League understandably has a long legacy of fans rooting for favored teams and underdogs throughout its history. Testament to football and the NFL’s fanbase power, many teams representing various states in the country have enjoyed long-time fame and fandom. This includes the Los Angeles Rams, with 1.6 million followers, and enjoying a memorable Super Bowl triumph at the SoFi Stadium in 2022. Other NFL teams with influential fandoms include the New England Patriots — considered the “team of the social media age” after win ..read more

The Los Angeles Rams have the core of their offense set to return for the 2024 season in Matthew Stafford, Cooper Kupp, Puka Nacua and Kyren Williams. Los Angeles also made sure they built on the strength of their offensive line in free agency as they re-signed Kevin Dotson and lured Jonah Jackson away from the Detroit Lions. With Dotson and Jackson set to start at the guard spots, Steve Avila will move over to center, a spot he’s familiar with after playing there in college. Head coach Sean McVay redesigned his offense to include more physical gap runs, unleashing Williams who turned in a P ..read more