The Los Angeles Rams’ offseason signing of cornerback Jaylen Watson has recently been lost in the shuffle. It’s probably fair because the trade acquisitions of Trent McDuffie and Myles Garrett figure to be monumental for the team. On draft day the selection of Ty Simpson earned more headlines than nearly any other move by the Rams. Now Aaron Donald’s potential return is also garnering a lot of eyeballs.
But Watson was one of the best additions the team made all season. That was true in March and it is ever true today.
If we compare LA’s new cornerback to the...
Turf Show Times
The Los Angeles Rams have tons of both firepower and star power along their defensive front. Obviously, Myles Garrett is the biggest star of the group, and you’d expect nothing less from the best defensive player in the NFL. Byron Young is generating plenty of hype at the other edge spot. Kobie Turner is a productive piece and Braden Fiske can still be a big contributor for this group.
But while he might not be the biggest name or the flashiest on the stat sheet, don’t forget about Poona Ford plugging up the middle of the line.
Ford has been...
Turf Show Times
The Los Angeles Rams have been fortunate to feature some outstanding linebackers throughout franchise history. Some became fan favorites because of their relentless tackling, while others stood out for their intelligence, speed, physical presence, or ability to lead a defense. Every era has produced linebackers with different strengths, making it nearly impossible to crown one player as the complete package.
That’s where this challenge comes in.
Instead of debating who the greatest Rams linebacker of all time is, imagine you could build the perfect one by combining five different traits from players who have worn the horns. You only get...
Turf Show Times
Aaron Donald could be the final piece the Los Angeles Rams need to make good on their 2026 Super Bowl expectations. A return feels more and more likely as the start of the regular season approaches.
You simply cannot have a better offseason than adding Trent McDuffie, Jaylen Watson, Myles Garrett, and Donald to an already potent defense. Veteran leadership and championship history would mean a lot to a roster that has come up short in the postseason two years in a row.
But after two seasons watching from his couch, what could Donald realistically bring to the Rams? This...
Turf Show Times
The Los Angeles Rams drafted Braden Fiske shortly after Aaron Donald retired, but the two have still managed to spend time together anyway, including working out and going to sporting events. The duo has never played together, although that could change if momentum continues to lean towards Donald return from retirement, giving every member of L.A.’s defense an exciting chance to play with an NFL legend. It would be an opportunity for Fiske to learn directly from the man himself on a week-to-week basis, something that can’t be replicated unless you’re teammates, but Donald’s presence on the roster would come...
Turf Show Times
Every sports fan has their own list of unforgettable moments. Some were championship-winning plays. Others transcended sports altogether, inspiring an entire nation or forever changing the landscape of athletics. The beauty of these debates is that there are no wrong answers. Depending on your favorite sport, generation, or personal memories, your rankings may look completely different.
Below is one possible ranking of the greatest American sports moments ever. You may agree with every selection, disagree with the order, or have an entirely different top 10. That’s what makes sports debates so much fun.
#10 – George W. Bush Throws Out...
Turf Show Times
Just when it seemed the noise surrounding Aaron Donald’s NFL future had begun to slow down, the future Hall of Famer, himself found another way to reignite it.
Donald recently responded to a post from the ClutchPoints NFL social media account that envisioned him lining up next to Myles Garrett on the Los Angeles Rams’ defensive line. While it wasn’t an official announcement or even a direct declaration of his intentions, it was enough to send Rams fans into another frenzy. Considering Donald has largely remained quiet throughout retirement, any public interaction related to a comeback immediately becomes headline-worthy.
The...
Turf Show Times
Last season, new Los Angeles Rams defensive end Myles Garrett set an NFL record with 23 sacks during his final year with the Browns. It was a record that was destined to happen eventually, given how T.J. Watt nearly broke it a few seasons ago. With all that in mind, what’s an NFL record that you’re surprised hasn’t been broken yet?
First, let’s start with the most points scored by a team in a season. The Broncos hold the record for points scored, with 606 during their record-breaking 2013 campaign. Within the last decade, only two teams have scored at...
Turf Show Times
Calling a quarterback in the NFL can come across as incredibly insulting, but if you consider how hard it is to play QB in the NFL, being called a “career backup” is a bit of a compliment. Is Ty Simpson a career backup? We don’t know yet, but I can tell you I have been called worse than a “career backup”.
You could make the argument that if Simpson is a backup for the Rams over the next however many seasons and does well, then what’s the problem? What Ty Simpson will be for the Rams is going to be...
Turf Show Times
Matthew Stafford was the 13th consecutive quarterback to win the AP Most Valuable Player after bringing it home for the Los Angeles Rams in 2025. The last time a non-QB won was Adrian Peterson with his superhuman season in 2012. It’s a quarterback award for the most part these days, and the list of recent winners is littered with some of the best quarterbacks the NFL has ever seen.
After putting up those big years, though, how did those last 12 quarterbacks fare in their follow-up effort? Is it at all predictive for what could be in store for Matthew...
Turf Show Times
It’s the unofficial ranking season for the NFL, when the real news slows to an agonizing crawl and to fill the void, the writer/blogger/podcaster class fills their time with rankings of players, teams, divisions, uniforms, etc.
Pete Prisco, a longtime NFL writer over at CBS Sports, recently published his list of the top 100 players in the NFL for 2026, and the top of the list is weighted with plenty of Los Angeles Rams talent, with a couple others scattered later on.
He starts his top 100 with a pair of Rams, the reigning Defensive Player of the Year and...
Turf Show Times
It will be interesting to see where Jared Verse and Myles Garrett end up on the NFL top-100 list, but Byron Young has cracked the list for the Los Angeles Rams and that’s really exciting for him and the team.
It will be interesting to see how many Rams end up in the top-100. This might be a super team according to the top-100. We’ll see. I can’t stress enough how sick this team does look on paper, but how much that doesn’t matter if they don’t perform on the field. I am not the only one saying that I...
Turf Show Times