The Los Angeles Rams sometimes turn to past NFC West rivals to fuel the upcoming season. Another past NFC West rival is thriving for the Rams during their NFL Training Camp. It's D.J. Humphries at tackle -- who is filling a pivotal need in L.

Davante Adams enters the Los Angeles Rams fueling excitement for 2025. But he also feels like a father figure -- given the fact he's one of the few past the

Manning to the Rams? The buzz is real. With Matthew Stafford aging and battling back issues, LA reportedly views Manning as the only Tier 1 QB prospect in the 2026 draft—drawing comparisons to Josh Allen.

There is no chance Manning declares early unless he's a top-three draft pick. His grandfather Archie was the second overall pick in the 1971 NFL Draft, and his uncles Peyton and Eli went first overall in 1998 and 2004, respectively.

Texas' Arch Manning headlines what could be a star-studded QB class in this early first-round projection for the 2026 NFL Draft.

People inside the Rams' building reportedly believe Arch Manning has similar upside to Josh Allen and view him as the only Tier 1 QB prospect.

SB Nation's Joseph Acosta ranked the top six young cores in the NFL heading into 2025 and put the Rams at No. 4.

By the time it was over, Cody had inadvertently derailed his dream of his son being an offensive lineman. Instead, Ferguson had become something of a hybrid, a tight end tasked with blocking but focused on turning passes into receptions, first downs and scores.

The Los Angeles Rams are already plotting out what life after quarterback Matthew Stafford would look like with Arch Manning.

The Los Angeles Rams aren't known for shipping out too many of their starters ahead of a season. Players like Cooper Kupp and Christian Rozeboom left during the middle of the offseason, either because the team wanted to move on from them (Kupp) or their contracts simply ran out (Rozeboom).

The Rams have two first-round pick in the 2026 NFL Draft. Here are 3 way-too-early prospects the Rams should consider drafting next spring.