It’s not just Keon Coleman. The 2024 wide receiver draft class is rounding into form as one of the worst in NFL history relative to the expectation teams had of them as prospects.

From Marvin Harrison at fourth overall to zero actual “steals” so far out of 28 receivers drafted on days 2 and 3, the 2024 class could soon flood the trade and waiver wire market, potentially catching the attention of the receiver-needy Los Angeles Rams.

In fact, it’s already started.

WRs drafted in the top-100

Out of 16 receivers drafted in the top-100 of the 2024 NFL...

Who is the best offense right now going into the 2026 season? Is it the Los Angeles Rams? Of course, this is such an early prediction, much will change between now and Week 1, but as it stands, who has the best offense in May?

I think the Rams are a fair choice, but it’s subjective, I expect the Philadelphia Eagles to bounce back, the San Francisco 49ers could be up there, the Kansas City Chiefs may take off whenever Patty Mahomes takes to the field.

So, it’s an interesting conversation with many other teams that could be considered. The...

The Rams only drafted one offensive linemen in 2026, using a third round pick on Keagan Trost, a player who L.A. might have liked because it’s not clear yet if he will be a better fit at tackle or guard. When you look at the upcoming free agents on the Rams offensive line — four of five starters — it’s clear to see why Sean McVay would want someone who gives him options after the season.

Because it will be very hard to fit all four outgoing free agents under the salary cap after 2026, no matter how much the...

The Los Angeles Rams’ Ty Simpson selection created quite a stir in the NFL world, but star Jared Verse approves of the pick. Verse went as far as to say that Simpson is “in the perfect situation,” learning from Sean McVay and Matthew Stafford.

The two-time Pro Bowler shared his thoughts on the rookie quarterback in an exclusive interview with D.J. Siddiqi of Casino.ca:

“He can run the ball, get through all that good stuff that all these quarterbacks in the league usually can do. The way he’s accurate, the way he’s able to have confidence in the throws...

With two starters and the primary backup returning to the 2026 edge unit, the Los Angeles Rams appear in good hands for another season. Thus, L.A. decided to forego free agency and draft additions, instead signing three undrafted rookies. Eddie Walls, Darryl Peterson, and Wesley Bailey.

However, many fans opined that the Rams needed depth at edge and should amend the unit through the draft. But does L.A. really need much more support?

Jared Verse and Byron Young each played 75+ percent of snaps last season, while rookie Josaiah Stewart logged 33 percent. Although Deshaun Johnson only saw 9 percent,...

The Los Angeles Rams have built one of the NFL’s most stable and forward-thinking organizations under head coach Sean McVay, but even the most successful tenures eventually raise one unavoidable question: what comes next? While McVay has shown no immediate signs of stepping away, the Rams appear to be quietly positioning themselves for the future—and Kliff Kingsbury is emerging as the most logical successor when that time comes.

McVay, still one of the youngest head coaches in the league, has already accomplished what many coaches chase for decades. A Super Bowl title, multiple playoff appearances, and a reputation as one...

Cooper Kupp left an impact on the Los Angeles Rams, their fans and their players, and Jared Verse seemingly recently spoke about how he really hasn’t kept up with Kupp since their time together in L.A., but he reflected that he had much respect for Kupp.

You can see the quote below and it makes sense. Kupp is a role model for NFL players. He’s continued to be relevant in the league, and he’s by all accounts a great person. The whole package.

Happy for Kupp. Too bad the Rams couldn’t keep him forever, but that’s life sometimes, and something...

If the Los Angeles Rams are going to make good on their Super Bowl expectations this season, one player that can take a step forward to help his team is Braden Fiske.

LA moved into the early portion of the second round to select Fiske in 2024. They sent a 2025 second round selection to the Carolina Panthers, which became Nic Scourton after Carolina did some draft maneuvering themselves.

In year one Fiske took the NFL by storm and sacked opposing quarterbacks 11 times. His sack production in year two dropped to five. The Rams need Fiske to perform closer...

For years, the NFC Conference of the National Football League has been one of the most competitive, featuring 9 different franchises over the last 15 years. For comparative sake, the AFC Conference has only sent 6 different franchises. With that being said, there seems to be a consensus top 3. Then the rest is a mixture of “1 win max caliber playoff teams” rounding out the top 10.

1. Los Angeles Rams (12-5)

No surprise here. The Rams have the most complete roster. And in some ways, they flaunted that during the weekend of the draft; suggesting that they...

The Los Angeles Rams signed Tre’Davious White to a one-year, $4.25 million deal in 2024 in the hopes he could recover from his Achilles injury and return to his previous level of play in Buffalo. He did the first, but not the second. He earned a starting cornerback job to start the season, but was benched in Week 5 and did not appear in another game for Los Angeles.

The Ravens’ cornerback depth was questionable behind starters Brandon Stephens and Marlon Humphrey. 2024 first-round pick Nate Wiggins had yet to establish himself as a reliable NFL defender, and 2022 fourth-rounder...

The Los Angeles Rams need a third wide receiver behind Puka Nacua and Davante Adams, and Bills wideout Keon Coleman could fill that need. Coleman has yet to break out in the NFL, and L.A. might be the perfect environment for him to thrive.

Now, the former Florida State standout is currently not on the trade block. He’ll be entering his third season in Buffalo following a tumultuous first two years in the league. With first-year head coach Joe Brady at the helm, the Bills have “hit the reset button” with Coleman, perhaps hoping third time will be the charm...

Former Rams edge rusher Dante Fowler Jr., a player who helped L.A. reach the 2018 Super Bowl, has signed a one-year, $5 million contract with the Seahawks. The 31-year-old pass rusher is now on his sixth career team and has never spent three consecutive seasons with one team.

Going into year 11, Fowler will now attempt to help defeat his old team in what’s sure to be a hotly-contested NFC West rivalry in 2026.

Drafted third overall by the Jaguars in 2015, Fowler was traded to the Rams midseason in 2018 for a third and fifth round pick. He had...