The Los Angeles Rams currently sit at 3-2 and with so many games to go, this team certainly has a chance to win the NFC West, but do you believe that? Do you believe this team can compete with the best teams around the NFL?

Or at this point, do you think the Rams have shown enough to say they are solid, but they won’t be able to compete with the top squads of 2025?

Maybe you are someone who didn’t have high hopes for the Rams to begin with.

For me, I think L.A. has shown enough to say...

The Los Angeles Rams are 3-2 despite the play of their offensive line. While the group has been stout in run blocking, they’ve especially struggled protecting the quarterback. This makes Matthew Stafford’s fast start to the year all the more impressive; however, if we are being honest, it’s unfair to expect him to sustain the same level of play while consistently under pressure.

Week 1 starters are returning to health. The Rams have decisions to make along the offensive line.

Do they return to the original group that kicked off the season, or could we see a mid-year mixup?

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When it comes to the fall season in upstate New York, it’s hard not to take advantage of the good weather when it comes because before you know it, the temperature will be cold and there will be snow on the ground. This past weekend was one of the final nice days of the year and instead of watching the Week 6 college football slate, I took my dogs to the Adirondacks and made it a full day trip.

While I made it back for Florida State vs. Miami and Texas Tech vs. Houston, I missed the entirety of the...

There are now seven teams in the NFL who are 1-4 and the New York Jets are 0-5, giving the L.A. Rams one-quarter of the league to call about potentially trading players that could help their weaknesses at cornerback, linebacker, center, and otherwise. Should the Rams jump ahead of their competition to trade for any of those potentially-available players like Breece Hall, Greg Newsome, or L’Jarius Sneed?

Is it too soon to inquire with teams like the Ravens to make sure that they’ve started to think about 2026 and take advantage of GMs who are at a loss for how...

When the Los Angeles Rams look back at their Week 5 game against the San Francisco 49ers, there are a few moments that will stand out. One of those is the 4th-and-1 play call with the game on the line. Instead of putting the ball in the hands of Matthew Stafford, the Rams ran it with Kyren Williams who had fumbled earlier in the game.

The result was exactly what you would expect. Anticipating a run play, the 49ers were ready for the handoff to Williams who didn’t have any space and was stopped short of the line to gain....

Check the data below, but there is apparently a chance that Lamar Jackson misses Week 6 against the Los Angeles Rams. If Jackson were to miss, the presumed started might be Cooper Rush, but after his performance on Sunday, the Ravens might look for another arm. We’ll have to wait and see.

If Jackson does miss time, that should be an advantage for the Rams, but again we’ll just have to wait and see. It’s only Monday so by gameday much could change, and maybe whoever replaces Jackson has a day against the Rams. Who knows?

Of course, feel free...

According to FanDuel, the Los Angeles Rams (3-2) open as favorites over the Baltimore Ravens (1-4) in Week 6 of the NFL season by -7.5 points.

So far, the Rams are undefeated against their AFC opponents in 2025, but 0-2 in the NFC, so maybe that is something to consider if you want to place a bet on this particular game. Another factor to watch is whether or not starting quarterback Lamar Jackson suits up for the Balimore.

Fun fact: Cooper Rush is currently the backup (potential starter if Jackson misses time) QB for the Ravens, and [he’s technically 3-0...

The L.A. Rams have already played their Week 5 game, making Sunday a little less exciting for fans. But the NFL never sleeps, right? We watch whether our teams are on or not…unless it’s some boring primetime game between the Giants and Bears maybe.

The Rams may have already played but that doesn’t mean there isn’t anything at stake on Sunday. What games are you looking forward to and which teams will you be rooting against? Let us know in the comments.

First, here’s a quick preview of some rooting interests:

Falcons (BYE)

There is no Falcons game this week....

The Los Angeles Rams are off to their best start since they won the Super Bowl four years ago. Yes, you read that right: The Rams 3-2 start is easily their best start since 2021.

So are changes really necessary?

That is a matter of debate, which we will have this weekend in the COMMENTS section below. Do you think that the Rams are in a good position despite losing two of their last three games and should stay the course? Or do you believe that the version of L.A. that lost to Mac Jones and Kendrick Bourne on Thursday...

It’s already Week 6 of the college football season and there are 13 undefeated teams remaining. How’s your favorite team doing? Have you identified your favorite prospects yet? Are there any you’d like to see the Rams move on?

Let us know in the forum.

Here’s a handful of games TST will be monitoring , but there a literally dozens of others to follow.

#14 Iowa State (5-0) @ Cincinnati (3-1)

9 a.m. PST on ESPN2

Eyes on: Two Iowa State cornerback prospects Jontez Williams and Jeremiah Cooper are out for the season with knee injuries, now they’ll have...

Like Taylor Swift, I am the problem because I literally titled an article: Kyren Williams fumbles the game away, but it wasn’t all on Mr. Williams. Football is a team sport, and this was a full team loss starting with Sean McVay. The team came out flat, and the head coach has to take the blame for that.

Chris Shula’s defense looked surprised or unprepared for everything the San Francisco 49ers did for the first half of the game. Shula and unit did improve later in the game, but they were lost for too long before they found their stride....

In a heart-breaking overtime loss, the Los Angeles Rams fell to the injury-riddled San Francisco 49ers 26-23 on the Thursday Night Football national stage. L.A.’s was driving for the win and in the red zone when the ’Niners defense stoned a 4th and 1 run by Kyren Williams at the 11 yard line.

While the pass defense was objectively poor, it was also an up-and-down evening for the Rams offense. They had no problems moving the football and three of four scoring drives ended with touchdowns, but watching, I couldn’t help thinking of *‘The Strange Case of Dr. Jeckyll and...