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3 days ago | 
turfshowtimes.com | JB Scott
Photo by Brandon Sloter/Getty Images The Los Angeles Rams head into the 2025 season with Super Bowl expectations. Last year’s world champions, the Philadelphia Eagles, against stand firmly in LA’s way of making it back to the big game. Let’s take a look at Matthew Stafford’s individual play in two games last year against Philly. Can the veteran quarterback help the Rams get over the hump this season?
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5 days ago | 
turfshowtimes.com | JB Scott
Photo by Sarah Stier/Getty Images Last year’s defensive rookie of the year, Los Angeles Rams EDGE Jared Verse, joined The Rich Eisen Show in studio to talk about his successful first season in the NFL. He gives insights on his path to Albany, then Florida State, and then to Los Angeles.
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6 days ago | 
turfshowtimes.com | JB Scott
Photo by Brooke Sutton/Getty Images One of the biggest question marks on the Los Angeles Rams’ roster heading into the 2025 season is the cornerback position. Out of Darious Williams, Cobie Durant, Ahkello Witherspoon, Derion Kendrick, and Emmanuel Forbes, who will emerge as LA’s starters? While on the surface the Rams are seemingly attempting to solve the position with a volume approach, it’s also fair to wonder whether this group is good enough for the team to meet their lofty expectations.
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1 week ago | 
turfshowtimes.com | JB Scott
Photo by Brooke Sutton/Getty Images Teams that win offseasons in March through May rarely find themselves atop the standings when the calendar flips to December and January. Free agent signings commonly become expensive anchors against the salary cap. Draft picks are fifty-fifty propositions in the first round and the odds of hitting get worse as the order progresses.
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1 week ago | 
turfshowtimes.com | JB Scott
Photo by Steph Chambers/Getty Images The Los Angeles Rams haven’t done much to shore up the cornerback position—whether through free agency or the NFL Draft—and it’s easy to connect the dots on a Jalen Ramsey trade now that the Miami Dolphins have stated the parties agreed “to move forward separately”. Reportedly the Dolphins are potentially willing to eat money in order to facilitate a trade for the veteran.
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1 week ago | 
turfshowtimes.com | JB Scott
Photo by Sarah Stier/Getty Images We hear this message each offseason from the Los Angeles Rams and have rarely seen it backup up:“We plan to deploy more 12 personnel this year.”Once again that is the message from Sean McVay after his team selected Oregon TE Terrance Ferguson in the second round. Ferguson can be both the heir apparent to veteran Tyler Higbee and be deployed short-term on the field at the same time, at least according to their plan.
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1 week ago | 
turfshowtimes.com | JB Scott
Kara Durrette/Getty Images NFL teams tell you exactly what they think of themselves during the draft. For the Los Angeles Rams, they mostly sent the signal that this roster is in much better shape than it’s been over the last two years and they are drafting with both 2025 and the future in mind. The Rams also sent smaller signals on positional levels, such as putting the long-term status of Kyren Williams in question after selecting Jarquez Hunter in the fourth round.
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2 weeks ago | 
turfshowtimes.com | JB Scott
Photo by Joe Robbins/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images The 2025 NFL Draft class is in the books for the Los Angeles Rams. Les Snead made six picks and you can find live updates on undrafted free agents here. At first glance, there are several Rams who emerged from the draft as big winners from a job security perspective. There are also some players whose status is now clouded into 2025 and beyond.
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2 weeks ago | 
turfshowtimes.com | JB Scott
Photo by Justin Ford/Getty Images Before the NFL Draft I posed five questions as to what the Los Angeles Rams were planning. They gave us answers over the weekend and it’s time to revisit those items and attempt to unravel the team’s plans for 2025 and beyond. Answer: Not this year, but you can see the visionWe will never know if the Rams would have entertained Jaxson Dart in the first round because the New York Giants traded up in front of them to #25 to select their QB of the future.
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2 weeks ago | 
turfshowtimes.com | JB Scott
Photo by Justin Ford/Getty Images The Los Angeles Rams traded up for the third time on Saturday. They exchanged two sixth round picks (201 and 202 overall) for the 172nd selection in the fifth round and picked Chris Paul, Jr., a linebacker from Ole Miss. They are—for now—left with a single selection in the seventh round at 242 overall. The Rams were on the clock with the top-rated linebacker, Jihaad Campbell, on the board in the first round and elected to trade back with the Atlanta Falcons.
