The Los Angeles Rams retained running back Kyren Williams on a new three-year, $33 million extension with $23 million in guaranteed money ahead of the 2025 season. The deal keeps Williams on the team for now and gives the offense a lot more stability, especially after L.A. also kept Matthew Stafford, Alaric Jackson and Tutu Atwell.

The Los Angeles Rams front office may have unknowingly helped out the Buffalo Bills on Tuesday. The Rams signed star running back Kyren Williams to a three-year, $33 million extension, which includes $23 million guaranteed and keeps the 24-year-old tailback in L.

The Rams signed Kyren Williams to a three-year contract extension Tuesday for $33 million, including $23 million guaranteed. And now, Fantasy managers can draft Williams with confidence. Or will they?

Stafford’s back injury could throw a wrench in LA’s plans for 2025 and beyond. The Matthew Stafford back injury has been kept under wraps better than most government secrets nowadays, but on Wednesday the NFL learned the true extent of Stafford’s injury, and it doesn’t sound pretty.

Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford received an epidural to alleviate the pain from an aggravated disc in is back, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport.

Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford is in line to resume working out this week, Pro Football Talk reported Wednesday.

Aaron Donald responded to a fan who posted about the Rams going after Micah Parsons, joking that he might come out of retirement if that happens.

It would be surprising if the Cowboys traded one of the best defensive players in the world while he's in the prime of his career instead of paying him, but it appears to be a possibility. A Parsons trade would spark massive ramifications on the NFL,

Dallas Cowboys DE Micah Parsons and NFL legend Aaron Donald presumably joked about playing together on the Los Angeles Rams.