Pro Football Focus' Trevor Sikkema kicked off the post-deadline mock draft season with a solid haul for L.A. He addressed to positions the Rams will likely need to bolster at some point in the 2026 offseason: Cornerback and offensive line.

Los Angeles feels pretty good about its roster. And the one area it sees as a need for improvement isn’t easily fixed on the trade market.

The Los Angeles Rams are creating a kicking competition by signing this former Missouri Tigers legend, Harrison Mevis.

McVay’s history with sweeping special teams problems under the rug is well documented, at least at Turf Show Times.

Having lost to them at home earlier this season, the Rams look for revenge in Santa Clara. As the team shifts focus, both Sean McVay and Matthew Stafford spoke before the team's Wednesday practice while Davante Adams took to the podium after.

Football fans who still have a Sebastian Janikowski-sized hole in their hearts may soon see brighter days ahead.

The team is benefiting from some great players on rookie deals like Puka Nacua and Jared Verse, as well as some player-friendly contracts. This is all despite Matthew Stafford counting $47.4 million against the cap this year.

The highlight came at halftime when singer/songwriter Rachel Platten took the field to perform her anthem “Fight Song.” “The energy is unbelievable,” Platten told Billboard. “There are 70,000 people, and you’re feeding off the team’s energy. The Rams scored a touchdown right before I went on, so the whole place was already lit up.”

The Los Angeles Rams have finally made moves to address their floundering field goal unit, signing two players to the practice squad.

The Rams only listed three players on Wednesday’s initial injury report, including Puka Nacua and Darious Williams.