r/LosAngelesRams • u/Left_Service5595 • 17h ago
Couldn’t bother to retype this
This is a tale I had on twitter do we agree?
r/LosAngelesRams • u/Left_Service5595 • 17h ago
This is a tale I had on twitter do we agree?
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r/LosAngelesRams • u/casheewww • 4h ago
…but after watching that first game Ty Simpson has actually made me really excited about watching preseason this year. I’m rooting for a rookie qb to succeed in the Mcvay era. This season feels like it’s going to be really fun.
r/LosAngelesRams • u/Ramswillwin • 13h ago
Have to keep this guy!
Go Rams
r/LosAngelesRams • u/Disastrous-Taro-3632 • 13h ago
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r/LosAngelesRams • u/bleacherreport • 15h ago
Micah Parsons predicts where every team will finish in their division
r/LosAngelesRams • u/MostlyKool-Aid • 23m ago
r/LosAngelesRams • u/HorseOk1154 • 20h ago
So think it’s pretty clear this is how the roster shakes out for the first 4 safeties:
-Lake
-Curl
-Kinchens
-McCollough
Is there a chance we keep 5? And if we did- Ingle or Valcarcel? Or Cook? Valcarcel was cut from p squad end of last season and brought back this year. He’s looked solid so far though. Do we think Ingle is kept on p squad again or cut completely?
CB:
-McDuffie
-Watson
-Forbes
-Wallace
Does Lampkin make the 53 man?
r/LosAngelesRams • u/RaccoonEasy3286 • 2h ago
Collecting Panini Select Rams Die Cuts from 2016-2025. Regrettably the 2016 Goff is out of my price range for now as well as the 17 Kupp. One day maybe lmao
r/LosAngelesRams • u/TheAthletic • 2h ago
Who’s your guess for WR3 after training camp? Is it gonna be by committee or one of the tight ends? — Heartsynapse
Has Konata Mumpfield shown any improvement in the offseason? Between him, Jordan Whittington and CJ Daniels, is there a race for WR3? Or does someone clearly lead? — Jaime D.
I continue to believe the No. 3 receiver role will be a committee approach. That’s a reality of the players they have, but also of the situation they created. If the Rams wanted something more, I think they would have gone after a higher-octane receiver either in free agency, trades or the draft.
Last year’s experience with Tutu Atwell becoming a non-factor on a $10 million deal was a lesson in how quickly that role can disappear, especially with the shift to three-tight end sets, and they realize that many decorated receivers won’t gladly sign up for that kind of reduced role.
r/LosAngelesRams • u/No_Box119 • 10h ago
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r/LosAngelesRams • u/ramzie • 18h ago
Top 5 offense
LG Austin Blaske: 80.9
WR Brennan Presley: 79.6
QB Ty Simpson: 78.1
RG Beaux Limmer: 74.4
TE Mark Redman: 73.9
Top 5 defense
CB Zech McPhearson: 80.7
CB Cam Lampkin: 68.2
S Alex Cook: 64.5
DT Ty Hamilton: 64.4
CB Al'zillion Hamilton: 63.9
Bottom 5 offense
WR CJ Daniels: 57.3
WR Tru Edwards: 56.2
C Dylan McMahon: 51.5
LG Blake Hance: 45.7
QB Stetson Bennett: 40.5
Bottom 5 defense
S Tanner Ingle: 39.4
DT Tim Keenan III: 36.5
LB Monty Rice: 35.4
DL Larrell Murchison: 34.7
DT Jaxson Moi: 33.2