For the always-aggressive Rams, their offseason moves were rather reasonable compared to years past. That could change in 2026 when the team is equipped with the ammo to go all-in

The Los Angeles Rams added some new faces to the roster, but one analyst writes the biggest addition isn't Davante Adams.

According to reporter Darin Gantt, the Panthers entertained the idea of handing over Tetairoa McMillan to the Rams. But they wanted a haul to do so.

The Rams have been a little quieter lately, but that doesn't mean they'll stay silent for long. Sports Illustrated 's Connor Orr predicted that L.A. will make a blockbuster trade for an offensive weapon before the Nov. 5 deadline to vault itself squarely into title contention after missing out on some big moves in recent years.

Plus, why it will be challenging for the Dolphins and Falcons to trade Jalen Ramsey and Kirk Cousins before training camp.

An NFL Insider has labeled the Rams as one of the shakiest division winners from last year heading into the 2025 season.

The Los Angeles Rams spent a lot of the 2025 offseason keeping the band together. L.A. kept 77.0% of its roster intact heading into 2025, according to Over The Cap's Jason Fitzgerald. That number ranked ninth in the NFL.

They took Baylor offensive tackle Jason Smith, who played just three years for the Rams before being traded in 2012. In PFF’s redraft, the Rams select Clay Matthews instead, landing a future All-Pro edge rusher.

The Los Angeles Rams would still love a reunion with Jalen Ramsey if they can swing a trade to reacquire the star cornerback from the Miami Dolphins.