Pro Football Focus' Trevor Sikkema kicked off the post-deadline mock draft season with a solid haul for L.A. He addressed to positions the Rams will likely need to bolster at some point in the 2026 offseason: Cornerback and offensive line.

WOODLAND HILLS, Ca. On Sunday, the Los Angeles Rams took care of the New Orleans Saints. Before the game, I named five keys to victory, so with the win secured, let's see if the game mimicked the ideals thought before the game.

Los Angeles feels pretty good about its roster. And the one area it sees as a need for improvement isn’t easily fixed on the trade market.

Football fans who still have a Sebastian Janikowski-sized hole in their hearts may soon see brighter days ahead.

A variety of ways but what was interesting to note is that not only did the Rams use just as many three tight end sets and they did three wide receiver sets on Sunday, they also lined up Terrance Ferguson in the slot, making it clear to the league that he's meant to be the Rams' newest version of the Travis Kelce archetype.

The highlight came at halftime when singer/songwriter Rachel Platten took the field to perform her anthem “Fight Song.” “The energy is unbelievable,” Platten told Billboard. “There are 70,000 people, and you’re feeding off the team’s energy. The Rams scored a touchdown right before I went on, so the whole place was already lit up.”

The team is benefiting from some great players on rookie deals like Puka Nacua and Jared Verse, as well as some player-friendly contracts. This is all despite Matthew Stafford counting $47.4 million against the cap this year.

Both Puka Nacua and Davante Adams are ranked inside the Top 5 for Week 10 but there's some shocking surprises ranked inside the Top 12.