Los Angeles Rams
Would Daniel Jones be a good fit on the Rams?
Until the Los Angeles Rams and quarterback Matthew Stafford get a deal done, the speculation regarding his future will continue to brew. Even if the Rams get a deal done with Stafford, there will be questions about how the team approaches the position post-’25 and what a potential heir looks like.
The Rams have been a proven ecosystem to get the best out of young quarterbacks and help get their careers back on track. Sean McVay did it with with Jared Goff in 2017 following his disastrous rookie season. Had...
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If not Matthew Stafford and Cooper Kupp, what do you want to talk about?
It’s usually around this time in the offseason that fans get exhausted by certain storylines and this year — honestly, like a lot of years — the Rams are at the center of the NFL rumor mill.
Many in the NFL media are calling Matthew Stafford “the biggest domino” that has to fall before anything else can happen, while Cooper Kupp announced to the world that he’s on the trade block.
Therefore it is not surprising that Rams fans and fans of other NFL teams want...
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There’s not a single year where Stafford was better than Rodgers when they were both active
There’s no better and more stable indicator in terms of predictability of future performance than Pro Football Focus’ (PFF) passing grade for quarterbacks.
Raw statistics can often lie to you. Sometimes a quarterback’s best pass of a game falls incomplete, and often interceptable passes fall harmlessly to the ground. It’s wiser to put more weight behind process and potential outcomes versus end results.
With that context in mind, let’s take a look at the PFF offense and passing grades for Aaron Rodgers and Matthew...
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Rams should want nothing to do with Rodgers even if team moves on from Matthew Stafford
This entire offseason for the L.A. Rams has been extremely nauseating and it’s only February. The most sickening rumor I’ve heard is that Aaron Rodgers would be an ideal fit in Hollywood if the Rams traded Matthew Stafford. Let me tell you that signing Rodgers would be a massive mistake for Les Snead.
To echo Mike Florio: Aaron Rodgers to the Rams makes sense for him, but A-Rod would not make any sense for Los Angeles.
For one, Rodgers is NOT Tom Brady—in more...
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How can the Rams set themselves up to play in Super Bowl 60?
The Los Angeles Rams were once again just yards away from pulling off a big upset in the NFC playoffs in 2024. Against the Philadelphia Eagles, the Rams came 14-yards away and the closest to knocking off the eventual Super Bowl champions.
Heading into the 2025 season, the Rams are once again set up to compete. In fact, they may be set up to make a strong push to represent the NFC in Super Bowl 60. A lot needs to get figured out between now and then...
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A palatable extension for Kyren Williams falls in the Joe Mixon to David Montgomery range
Much of the offseason talk so far for the Los Angeles Rams has surrounded Cooper Kupp and Matthew Stafford. Perhaps the third biggest story line is a potential contract extension for running back Kyren Williams.
While in some ways the Rams are still recovering from their hang over resulting from Todd Gurley’s market resetting contract, they may choose to hitch their wagon to Williams beyond 2025.
Let’s be clear. It would not be smart money for Los Angeles to pay Williams towards the top of...
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Matthew Stafford may be better than Aaron Rodgers, but Rodgers is still better than plenty
ProFootballTalk’s Mike Florio doesn’t get why the Rams would entertain going from Matthew Stafford to Aaron Rodgers, as was recently put out there by ESPN’s Adam Schefter to be a possibility.
Florio surely isn’t the only one who thinks that Stafford is currently better than Rodgers, but nonetheless he states the obvious:
“Right now, Stafford’s better than Rodgers I don’t think that’s even something that would be subject to a fair debate. Stafford is better than Rodgers, so you’re going to move on from...
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Would Rams steal Dre Greenlaw from 49ers?
Would Sean McVay entertain stealing a key piece of the 49ers from friend Kyle Shanahan? In a post of best free agent fits at CBS Sports, Niners linebacker Dre Greenlaw is the player of choice when it came to the L.A. Rams. Needing an upgrade to their linebacker corps (again), would Les Snead consider signing a player who still hasn’t proven that he can bounce back from a torn Achilles suffered in last year’s Super Bowl?
The Rams made the playoffs last season despite ranking 25th in defensive EPA. They need to...
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Los Angeles Rams News and Links for 2/20/25
Rich Eisen listed Matthew Stafford as fifth on his top-10 list for the most influential people around the NFL in regard to this offseason. I watched this video thinking Stafford may make the cut and Eisen did not disappoint.
You can watch the video below.
To be clear, Stafford is influential. This list is referring to how impactful Stafford and any movement of Stafford would be for this upcoming offseason. I get the idea and I don’t disagree. There may not be breaking news about Matthew this week, but everyone wants to...
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Rams and Sean McVay disciples dominated rising stars list
Each offseason, teams around the NFL seem to want a piece of what the Los Angeles Rams have been building. Whether winning or losing, teams poach from Sean McVay’s coaching staff or take a look at the Rams’ front office.
That was no different this past offseason when the Rams lost Nick Caley to the Houston Texans. Nate Scheelhaase interviewed with the Jacksonville Jaguars for their open offensive coordinator position while James Gladstone is a candidate for their open GM position.
The question every offseason isn’t whether or not McVay will...
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The Rams and Matthew Stafford’s agents will wait to talk until the combine
The Los Angeles Rams are expecting at least a first round pick in return if they trade Matthew Stafford, but still want the quarterback to return for a fifth season in L.A. with Sean McVay. This is according to a new report at Fox by Jordan Schultz, which highlights a commitment by the Rams, and probably Stafford, to bring the quarterback back in the fold in 2025.
The Rams and Stafford’s agents will meet at the combine, per Schultz, to discuss their options moving forward. That means...
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