The Los Angeles Rams have been playing great football as of late. They are playing it at the right time, and they are building momentum in each game, and that i

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.

The Los Angeles Rams have had a great start to their 2025 campaign, and quarterback Matthew Stafford has been a big reason for their early success.

Karty has missed a league-high eight kicks so far this season, including five field goal attempts and three extra points.

A young defense with lots of rookies or first-time starters lost stars Nick Bosa and Fred Warner for the entire season in Week 3 and Week 6, respectively. All-Pro tight end George Kittle and wideout Ricky Pearsall have both missed significant time with injuries, as well.

We have zeroed in on Bills-Dolphins as the week’s largest discrepancy, teams zipping in opposite directions. The Bills have won eight of their last 12 near South Beach, including five of their last six.

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.

Incumbent kicker Joshua Karty and newly signed Harrison Mevis will continue to compete for the Rams' kicker position. A decision will be made either Thursday afternoon or Friday morning, with head coach Sean McVay set to hold a press conference before the team's final practice of the week.