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LOS ANGELES — The NFL Draft is next week, which means the Los Angeles Rams are nearly done with their process of meeting with scouts and coaches on strategy and closing arguments for or against ...

LOS ANGELES — This year’s L.A. Rams draft had all the feel of a team fine-tuning select areas in preparation to make a real run at a championship, without losing its substance afterward.

The Los Angeles Rams traded their first-round pick in the 2025 NFL Draft to the Atlanta Falcons. The Rams acquired a 2026 first-round pick, a second-round pick, and a seventh-round pick in the ...

During the NFL draft, the Rams added depth to multiple positions in their Super Bowl-ready roster. Though not one of the most pressing: Cornerback. Perhaps prospects that general manager Les Snead ...

LOS ANGELES — One year after making a first-round draft pick for the first time since 2016, the Rams reverted to the norm on Thursday night by trading the No. 26 pick in the NFL draft to the ...

The Los Angeles Rams were aggressive during the 2025 NFL Draft, trading up three times for players on Day 3 alone. They nearly got a deal done with the Jacksonville Jaguars on Day 2, as well.

Matthew Stafford was so intent on staying with the Los Angeles Rams that he apparently turned down several big contract offers earlier this offseason. Back in February, the Rams quarterback was ...

LOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles Rams selected Oregon tight end Terrance Ferguson with the 46th overall pick in the second round of the NFL draft on Friday night. Ferguson had 134 catches for 1,537 ...

The Rams’ track record in the draft suggests that they’ll add some players this week who can contribute in a big way in 2025. As noted by the Rams’ social media, since 2014, Rams General Manager Les ...

The Rams did not make a pick Thursday night in the first round of the NFL draft. But next year they will have the opportunity to make two. That math worked just fine for general manager Les Snead ...