Jared Goff claimed betrayal when reflecting back on his widely publicized Los Angeles Rams trade of 2021. One former Pro Bowl linebacker, however, put the Detroit Lions star quarterback on blast for those comments.

That's exactly what Bleacher Report's Moe Moton boldly predicted. He wrote that the Rams will sign veteran free-agent wideout Amari Cooper this offseason to "maximize Matthew Stafford's late career years with an established group of wide receivers."

Despite having been retired from the NFL for over 20 years, Jerry Rice, a 49ers legend and the greatest wide receiver in NFL history, has stayed close to his beloved franchise and the league. He recently spoke about his former team.

This relocation, while controversial, deeply impacted the current state of the NFL. So much so that Yahoo Sports' Frank Schwab named it the No. 17 most-impactful moment in the league over the past 25 years.

Are the Los Angeles Rams the biggest threat to the Super Bowl-defending Philadelphia Eagles? One-time NFL Champion Willie Colon believes that's the case.

While the Rams did lose to Jalen Hurts and the Philadelphia Eagles twice, the Rams held Hurts to a little over 300 total passing yards in those contests, while it was Saquon Barkley who won the day for the Super Bowl champions.

Cobie Durant has the potential to be a No. 1 cornerback for the LA Rams and he'll need to step up in a big way this season

When OBJ signed a one-year contract with the Rams in November 2021, it included a $750,000 base salary, a $500,000 signing bonus, and $3 million in incentives. OBJ then immediately signed a deal with Cash App, the digital wallet application launched by Twitter founder Jack Dorsey 's Block Inc., to receive his $750,000 salary in Bitcoin.

On April 24, Snead took Atlanta’s 2026 first-round pick to allow the Falcons the right to move up and draft edge rusher James Pearce in the Rams’ first-round slot. Los Angeles currently owns a pair of first-rounders next season, giving the organization plenty of options next spring.

After he was traded from the Rams to the Lions, Jared Goff says he learned what it was like to "truly be wanted"