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March 24, 2026
Last Updated: March 24, 2026 — 3:19 PM PDT
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The Rams completed a massive overhaul of their secondary by trading for All-Pro CB Trent McDuffie from the Chiefs (giving up pick #29, a 5th, 6th, and 2027 3rd), signing him to a record $100M guaranteed extension, re-signing S Kam Curl (3yr/$36M), and signing CB Jaylen Watson (3yr/$51M, $34M guaranteed). D'Marco Farr called it "acing the offseason."
Source: ESPN, TheRams.com
With the secondary addressed, 2026 mock draft projections shift to offense. The Rams hold pick #13 overall, plus #61 and #93. Arizona State WR Jordyn Tyson is a popular projection. Rams unlikely to have this high a pick again soon.
Source: TheRams.com, Yahoo Sports
Veteran RT Rob Havenstein has retired, leaving a hole on the offensive line. Warren McClendon and David Quessenberry expected to compete for the starting spot.
Source: ESPN, Ramblin Fan
Multiple key 2023 rookies (Puka Nacua, Byron Young, Kobie Turner, Steve Avila) need extensions. Les Snead faces difficult decisions balancing win-now with long-term viability.
Source: Ramblin Fan
Diana Rousini reports Rams and Patriots are serious contenders calling the Eagles. Rams initially made "strong pushes" then backed off, but the door isn't closed. Brown has multiple years left on his deal.
Reports suggest Rams have considered moving Davante Adams. His $6M roster bonus was paid, and $40M guaranteed for 2026. Post-June trade saves cap. D'Marco Farr's show discussed possibility extensively.
Ramblin Fan lists Garoppolo as a risky free agent worth considering. Backup QB situation behind Stafford and Stetson Bennett still unsettled.
Hunt averaged 580+ rushing yards and 8 TDs in each of the past three seasons. Listed as a remaining risky free agent worth pursuing.
Former Ram Leonard Floyd is listed among remaining free agents the Rams could target.
D'Marco Farr's show mentioned the Rams have "considered moving on from Jared Verse and Byron Young." Likely posturing for contract negotiations.
| Sportsbook | Super Bowl LXI Odds |
|---|---|
| FanDuel | +700 ★ Best Odds |
| DraftKings | +750 |
| bet365 | +750 |
| Caesars | +775 |
| BetMGM | +800 |
Rams are 2nd favorite behind Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks. Seahawks won Super Bowl 60, beating Patriots 29-13. Rams lost NFC Championship to Seahawks 27-31.
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The Los Angeles Rams scored three safeties in one quarter against the New York Giants — the first team in NFL history to record three safeties in a single game. The Rams won 33-12. The game featured Jeff Kemp connecting with David Hill for a TD.
Which Rams player holds the franchise record for most sacks in a single season?
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Super Bowl XXXIV Champion, 36.5 career sacks, defensive tackle for the Rams 1994–2000. Now hosts The D'Marco & Travis Afternoon Show on ESPN LA (AM 710), weekdays 3–6 PM.
All-Pro cornerback, 2x Super Bowl champion with Kansas City Chiefs. Traded to the Rams in March 2026 and signed to a record $100M guaranteed extension — the highest-paid cornerback in NFL history. D'Marco says he "can erase — you can sick him on one guy and say you got him."
Key matchup note: Puka Nacua, Byron Young, Davante Adams, and Matthew Stafford all in final contract years. This is the last season this core is together.
| Player | Pos | Type | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| Trent McDuffie | CB | Trade + Ext | $100M guaranteed, highest-paid CB in NFL history |
| Jaylen Watson | CB | Signing | 3yr/$51M, $34M guaranteed |
| Kam Curl | S | Re-signing | 3yr/$36M, up to $39M |
| Tyler Higbee | TE | Re-signing | Decided to return rather than retire |
| Joe Cardona | LS | Signing | 2yr deal, joins from Dolphins |
| Grant Stuard | LB | Signing | 2yr deal, ST specialist from Lions |
| David Quessenberry | OT | Extension | 1yr/$1.5M, swing tackle |
| Justin Dedich | OL | ERFA Tender | Exclusive rights tender |
| Tanner Mevis | K | ERFA Tender | Expected to compete for starting kicker job |
With the secondary addressed through free agency, mock draft projections have shifted heavily toward offense. The Rams hold pick #13 overall — a rare premium selection they're unlikely to have again soon. Arizona State WR Jordyn Tyson is a popular projection. The Rams also hold picks #61 and #93 to build depth.
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From Inglewood's cutting-edge COSM dome to neighborhood sports bars and booster club headquarters, here's your complete guide to watching the Rams with fellow fans across Southern California.
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LA's answer to the Vegas Sphere. An 87-foot 8K LED dome with "Shared Reality" immersive NFL viewing. Located in Hollywood Park, steps from SoFi Stadium, Kia Forum, and Intuit Dome. Hosted the NFC Championship watch party (Rams @ Seahawks).
Three viewing spaces: The Dome (reserved booths, 12K x 10K immersive experience), The Hall (wall-to-wall LED, table service), and The Deck (casual drop-in seating). Booth packages and group rates for 10+ available.
Visit cosm.com/los-angeles/events for tickets and showtimes.
For big away games, the Rams host official watch parties on the Infinity Screen inside SoFi Stadium. $10 tickets ($5 for Season Ticket Members), with proceeds benefiting the Rams Foundation. Rally towels, Button Bar access, and 50% off jerseys in the team store.
Details at sofistadium.com/events
Skip the traffic and save money on game day. Multiple transit and shuttle options get you to SoFi Stadium stress-free.
| Station | Parking Cost | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Aviation/Imperial | $3 | — |
| Norwalk | FREE | Weekend games only |
| Crenshaw | $3 | — |
| Willowbrook/Rosa Parks | $3 | — |
| Hawthorne/Lennox | $3 | — |
Full details at sofistadium.com/parking-and-transportation
The LA Rams are deeply embedded in the Los Angeles community through year-round outreach, charity events, and fan engagement. Here are some of the key community initiatives and ways to connect with the Ramily.
Community outreach celebrating Black History Month with locally black-owned businesses. Rampage and cheerleaders join the festivities.
Davante Adams, Konata Mumpfield and more celebrated 10 years of fighting food insecurity at this annual marquee community event.
Week-long initiative rebuilding homes, running obstacle courses with kids, and honoring military veterans at SoFi Stadium.
Honored 200+ LAPD and LAFD members for their heroic wildfire response efforts across Los Angeles County.
Matthew Stafford, Kobie Turner, and Davis Allen walked alongside fans to support United Way of Greater Los Angeles.
Named the 2025 Walter Payton Man of the Year club winner for his outstanding community service and leadership.
Roland Williams, Rampage, cheerleaders, Crenshaw HS marching band, and a flag football clinic — community love in action.
Rams staff, cheerleaders and Rampage distributed food at the Watts community, serving families in need.
Youth crossover events with LA soccer clubs, bringing together two of LA's biggest sports communities.
Jared Verse and Rampage surprised season ticket members impacted by LA County fires with merch and supplies.
Custom cleats for player-selected causes, partnered with Novartis. Each cleat tells a story of what players fight for off the field.
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