Cooper Kupp’s name came up in trade rumors ahead of the deadline this season, and he knows there are questions about his future with the Los Angeles Rams.
Rams WR Cooper Kupp said he plans on playing next season but is unsure about his future in Los Angeles. Kupp was subject to trade rumors around the deadline during this season.
Cooper Kupp said Monday there is "no doubt" in his mind that he wants to play football next season but acknowledged that might not be in Los Angeles.
The Los Angeles Rams offseason has officially kicked off. While they and their fans would much rather be focused on beating the next playoff opponent, they must start to focus on the 2025 season.
The Los Angeles Rams announced Monday that they’ve signed 13 players to futures contracts for the 2025 season. The full list includes: OL AJ Arcuri WR Quintez Cephus ILB Tony Fields II CB A.J.
After being floated in trade rumors earlier this season, Los Angeles Rams star receiver Cooper Kupp admitted that his future with the team is uncertain, but…
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Rams RB Kyren Williams ends season on a low with costly fumble vs. Eagles
The Los Angeles Rams fell to the Philadelphia Eagles in the NFC Divisional round, putting an end to their 2024 season. A big reason for the loss was the difference at running back. Kyren Williams’ lack of explosiveness and breakaway speed in the open field were apparent. Paired with his fumbling issues, it puts the difference between him and Barkley in perspective. Here is...
Shortly after the Los Angeles Rams’ season came to an end, Matthew Stafford admitted that he’s not sure if he’ll continue his playing career. Stafford turns 37 before the 2025 NFL season starts, so it’s understandable if he wants to be done after 16 years as a starting quarterback.
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Rams fumble away big opportunity against the Eagles
The Los Angeles Rams 2024 season came to an end on Sunday afternoon following their 28-22 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles in the divisional round of the playoffs. It was a disappointing end to an extremely fun season. The Rams had chances and began the fourth quarter trailing by only one point. However, their season was fumbled away on back-to-back drives as Saquon Barkley rushed for over 200 yards...
The dust is still settling on the Los Angeles Rams season but with that heartbreaking loss to the Philadelphia Eagles, it is officially the offseason. And with that will come a multitude of tough choices, starting with freeing up as much cap needed to build and rebuild this team into something, hopefully, better equipped to make the big game.
Matthew Stafford is another step closer to retiring. One quarterback might love the chance to follow him up. The end of the Divisional Round means another wave of teams just waived goodbye to the 2024-25 season.
The Los Angeles Rams lost in heartbreaking fashion to the Philadelphia Eagles in what could be the final game of the Tutu Atwell Era. A second-round pick in the 2021 NFL Draft, Atwell overcame a historically slow start to establish himself as a reliable third option in this offense.
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Tortured by Saquon Barkley, plagued by fumbles, the Rams should have spent their money elsewhere
Never before has one team been so dominated by one running back in one season when the player wasn’t even in their own division. Saquon Barkley rushed for 205 yards and 2 touchdowns in the Eagles 28-22 win over the Rams on Sunday, giving him a total of 460 rushing yards, four touchdowns, and 74 receiving yards in two games against L.A..
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Insane two-game playoff sample proved LA’s young pass rush has arrived
Despite falling short of the NFC Championship, the L.A. Rams’ young pass rush excelled when the lights shined brightest. The Rams’ defense got hot at exactly the right time, and the dominant two-game sample proved that they have arrived and should lead the NFL in sacks next season.
The NFL record for sacks in a single postseason is 19.
This year’s Rams had 16 sacks… in...
It was an unforeseen season for the Los Angeles Rams, beginning the year 1-4 but eventually winning the NFC West crown. They went into the playoffs as a sleeper team that could make some noise, but unfortunately, their season came to an end this week with a 28 to 22 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles.
After being eliminated by the Philadelphia Eagles in the Divisional Round, Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford was non-committal about his future.
The Los Angeles Rams had a chance to beat the Philadelphia Eagles in the snow, despite being two touchdowns behind with four minutes to go and fumbled their chance.
The Los Angeles Rams face another difficult offseason, but general manager Les Snead has the opportunity to revamp his roster with a second straight home-run draft.
According to Sarah Barshop of ESPN, Rams QB Matthew Stafford was asked about his future following the team’s loss to the Eagles on Sunday and said he would “take some time to think about it.” “But I feel like I was playing some pretty good ball,” Stafford added.
The Super Bowl-winning quarterback is still under contract, but he and the team are in the midst of a year-to-year approach.