The Rams aren't just loaded on star power for 2025 under Sean McVay. These three players earn the underrated sleeper label.

The Los Angeles Rams aren't strapped for cash, but they could cut some players ahead of the 2025 NFL season to create more cap flexibility, open up some roster spots and give more opportunity for younger players by releasing some expendable options.

Over the past few years, the Los Angeles Rams have been one of the youngest rosters in the NFL. Heading into last season, only the Green Bay Packers had a younger roster. For the Rams to take a step forward and make a run at the Super Bowl,

Los Angeles Rams thought about Aaron Rodgers this off-season. They wanted him as quarterback. This was before they kept Matthew Stafford. Coach Sean McVay said Rodgers was a possibility. This was if Stafford did not stay.

Aaron Rodgers finally ended up with the Pittsburgh Steelers after a long flirtation, but the star quarterback nearly had another offseason suitor. Los Angeles Rams coach Sean McVay acknowledged on Wednesday that his team considered making a play for Rodgers before sticking with Matthew Stafford.

The Los Angeles Rams were saved from an offseason dilemma when quarterback Matthew Stafford quickly agreed to a restructured contract to remain with the team, but it sounds like they had a backup plan in mind if he chose not to return.

It hasn't taken long for Davante Adams to feel at home with the Los Angeles Rams, an area he struggled with at his previous stop, according to the All-Pro wide receiver. Adams said this week he feels "rejuvenated" with the NFC West franchise after taking awhile to "integrate" himself with the New York Jets.

Davante Adams put on his full Rams uniform for the first time for media day and he looks great in royal and yellow