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Los Angeles Rams News and Links for 5/3/25
Is the Los Angeles Rams one of the best teams in the NFL? I think there is no real argument that the Philadelphia Eagles are the best team in the NFL, so where do you rank the Rams?
Top-3? Top-5? Top-10? Outside of your top-10?
Did they improve after the draft, or are they about the same?
We want to hear from you!
I think depending on my mood I would say the Rams are anywhere from a Top-3 team (behind the Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs) to a top-10 team behind teams like the Buffalo Bills and maybe the Washing Commanders? I’m not sure, but Washington had a great year last season.
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“The Rams’ roster was talented enough before the draft to sustain not having a first-round pick this year in exchange for two first-round picks next offseason. Los Angeles set themselves up for success before the draft, then capitalized on their opportunities to improve in the draft.
“I really have to credit the Rams for their approach. It’s not easy to butter both sides of the bread — adding pieces for a potential title run in the short term while also compiling for the future — but that’s exactly what Les Snead and Co. have done,” Edholm said.”
“I actually had a formal interview with just one person, not even everybody, during the Combine and that was about it,” Ferguson shared via the Rams. He didn’t reveal who the Rams representative was.
The Rams have historically become discreet about who they pursue in the draft, though. Although multiple reports revealed Alabama quarterback Jalen Milroe visited the Rams. Milroe ultimately went to the Seattle Seahawks in the third round.”
“I’ve been in the league since I was 21 years old,” Williams said to Siddiqi. “Being able to be surrounded by the type of vets that I was surrounded by earlier in my career, it makes it easier. It makes it exciting to be a young leader, I can take these guys underneath my wings and show them the way.”
Williams added that he had it far different compared to Hunter, Corum and the other Rams backs.
“Nobody really showed me how to do it. Once I was able to get to where I’m at, it’s only right that I put it on the people who are going to be after me,” Williams said. “I’m just going to take from the mistakes and everything that I learned from my work here to where I’m at now,...
