Los Angeles Rams
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Puka Nacua Changes Agents
The Rams receiver enters 2026 as a pending free agent with new representation.
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Davis Allen out with quad injury
The Rams lose their top receiving tight end during training camp.
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Puka Nacua Extension Delayed by Off-Field Issues
The Rams receiver faces contract negotiations amid March allegations and a rehab stay.
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Schefter: No Aaron Donald Decision Expected Soon, Return Could Wait Until Early in the Season
Adam Schefter reports Aaron Donald’s Rams comeback won’t be decided anytime soon, and the contract — he retired with one year and $30 million left on his deal — is the complicating wrinkle.
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Rams First-Rounder Ty Simpson Among Four Rookie QBs Still Unsigned as Camp Approaches
Mike Florio of Pro Football Talk reports the first four quarterbacks taken in April’s draft — including the Rams’ No. 13 pick — remain without contracts. Los Angeles reports to camp July 25, and Simpson’s whole rookie year runs through…
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Puka Nacua Says Staying With Rams Is ‘The Plan’ Entering Final Year of Rookie Contract
Asked at Fanatics Fest whether he intends to stay in Los Angeles, Nacua answered “That’s the plan” — with an extension market projected north of $40 million per year still unresolved.
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Myles Garrett’s Fit in Chris Shula’s Defense Is the Rams’ Top Camp Storyline, Per NFL.com Preview
The Rams paid a premium for the NFL’s single-season sack record holder. NFL.com’s camp preview says how Garrett meshes with Chris Shula’s scheme is the thing to watch when camp opens July 25 — and the sack math explains why.
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Puka Nacua Ranks No. 4, Davante Adams No. 10 as Rams Put Two Receivers in ESPN’s Top 10
ESPN’s survey of execs, coaches and scouts put Puka Nacua at No. 4 and Davante Adams at No. 10 — making the Rams one of only two teams with a pair of top-10 receivers.
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Matthew Stafford Voted NFL’s No. 3 Quarterback by Execs, Coaches and Scouts in ESPN Survey
Stafford’s MVP season vaulted him from No. 6 to No. 3 in ESPN’s annual poll of more than 70 league insiders, with 17% of first-place votes — the first time the 38-year-old has cracked the top half of the rankings…
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Rams Unlikely to Re-Sign Byron Young After 2026, The Athletic’s Nate Atkins Reports
Byron Young enters the final year of his rookie deal coming off a 12-sack Pro Bowl season, and The Athletic’s Nate Atkins says a second Rams contract is “very unlikely.” The math behind that starts with Myles Garrett’s $40 million…