Tyler Greenawalt

5 days ago | theramswire.usatoday.com | Tyler Greenawalt

The Los Angeles Rams could be in the market for a young quarterback in 2025. Matthew Stafford is 37, Jimmy Garoppolo is an older backup and the 2025 NFL Draft class is mediocre at best. There is no clear plan for the position once Stafford leaves or retires, so the trade market is a viable option if the Rams want to go down that route. Now, the Rams shouldn't and wouldn't trade for a quarterback who could threaten Stafford's position.

5 days ago | theramswire.usatoday.com | Tyler Greenawalt

The Los Angeles Rams have eight picks in the upcoming 2025 NFL Draft and a few needs they could address at various times in the draft. The No. 26 pick is a prime position to move up or down if the Rams want to be more targeted with their approach. NFL.com draft analyst Chad Reuter unveiled his final seven-round mock draft with less a week before the actual draft kicks off. In it, he had the Rams making a bold trade back in the first round to pick up a second-round pick.

6 days ago | theramswire.usatoday.com | Tyler Greenawalt

The Los Angeles Rams' No. 26 pick sits a pivotal area of the 2025 NFL Draft. It's too late for a blue-chip prospect but a great spot for a player that falls in the first round. The pick is also at a spot where other teams move around to try and get ahead of other clubs for players they are interested in. For a Rams' squad with no clear needs but some depth holes, any team could jump ahead of them if they fear L.A. will take their player.

6 days ago | theramswire.usatoday.com | Tyler Greenawalt

One of the most underrated moves by the Los Angeles Rams this offseason was the acquisition of former Los Angeles Chargers defensive tackle Poona Ford. The Rams signed him to a three-year, $27.6 million deal after a "really aggressive" pursuit. Ford may have left one L.A. team for another, but Chargers general manager Joe Hortiz said it wasn't for a lack of trying on their part.

1 week ago | theramswire.usatoday.com | Tyler Greenawalt

With the 2025 NFL Draft nearly upon us, prospects will undoubtably be compared to current or former NFL players. For better or for worse. While these comparisons aren't iron-clad they offer a glimpse a possible NFL future — one teams and fans can use to project what a player could turn into at the next level. The Los Angeles Rams struck gold with Kyren Williams late in the 2022 draft after taking the Notre Dame product in the fifth round.