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Your 2025/2026 Los Angeles Rams 53-Man Roster (and practice squads candidates, if you want, I don't mind...) Predictions!

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Soul Surfer said:
I have to disagree with you there
slo mo.
The ROD whipping boy is definitely Troy Reeder. :)
We've seen Troy Reeder as a starter and a veteran and he's extremely limited.
At least Derion Kendrick has potential to improve and contribute.
Hell, he was only a six rounder. I could see him making a huge comeback and contributing bigly.
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“bigly”?
Huh.
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Puka, Verse, Rams coordinators talk about offseason

So Ram
Elmgrovegnome said:
@Merlin it sounds like your hunch was right. If I heard it correctly Brennan Jackson is being groomed for Hoecht’s role.
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That was my thought as well,but now from looking at the growth of The Rams DE’s imo they’ll try to do that more in tandem.Look for J.Stewart to be that guy as well.

Saw a photo from OTA’s that makes me think that even more if I saw it correctly.He looks like a ILBer from his build,and also gets depth ?

We’ll see.Nick Hampton I never get why Sean Mcvay has been SO high on him ? He’s talked about him for 3years now & have always thought what a wasted draft pick.To each his own Sean ? Does he’d make the squad in 2025 ? Might be wrong,that’s always been my take.Just like Brian Allen.
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What did Les do to Carolina?

Memphis Ram
I really hope what Rodrigue says is true and McVay is right about Ferguson. She might be the best source we have, but last year she said that the team didn't make any calls after the top 10 selections and the NFL Films The Pick is in draft show came on and showed that wasn't correct.

I really hope it comes back on this year and they feature the Rams again.
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PLEASE READ UPDATED: We’re Back #2!

Ramhusker
gogoat1 said:
Yeah, I have been a Pontiac nut case since birth. My dad had a 62 Catalina convertible when I was very young. Next car, Pontiac and my first car was that GTO.
I just bracket race it these days. Needs a paint job but it has quite the engine I built myself. 700ish horsepower 461. High Port heads, big solid roller, 1050 Dominator, custom headers and all that. 15-20K into the engine.
I will probably paint it myself after I retire in 6-7 years as a full paint job is 10-12 K these days. But my engine looks GREAT !
They call the GTO The Goat. Rams are sheep............. so it all fits. I was born for this.
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Same, My dad always had a Bonneville. My sister and I still have a 67 Firebird in storage. Trying to get started restoring it. Wide track Pontiac is in my blood.
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just a clip from OTAs Week Two. Nothing special. Just for those of us starving for Rams football

Elmgrovegnome
BuffaloRam said:
First time since 2021 that I’ve felt really confident going into the season. Winning SB LX in SF will be the Rams greatest achievement
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I was very confident last year. I thought they would win it all. Then the injuries hit Oline, Kupp, Puka. It sucked. They nearly won it all anyway. A few seconds from beating the Eagles and I think they could have routed KC just like Philly did.

I am just as confident this year.
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Underrated NFL Draft Prospects: 5 Sneaky Rookie Studs For 2025.

CoachAllred

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I only posted Rams from his list.​

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Underrated NFL Draft Rookies: 5 Sneaky Stud Prospects (2025)

John's analysis on five underrated standout rookie prospects for the 2025 NFL Draft. His top sneaky stud rookie prospects to watch for the 2025 NFL Draft.
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by John Johnson

John's analysis on five underrated standout rookie prospects for the 2025 NFL Draft. His top sneaky stud rookie prospects to watch for the 2025 NFL Draft.

In This Article hide
1. Kyle McCord, QB, Syracuse
2. Tez Johnson, WR, Oregon
3. Jarquez Hunter, RB, Auburn
4. Mike Green, DE, Marshall
5. Shaun Dolac, LB, Buffalo
6. More Fantasy Football Analysis


It shouldn't come as any surprise to fantasy football managers that, like them, actual NFL teams are looking to find as many steals as possible in the 2025 NFL Draft, as they do every season. Finding players that vastly outperform what's expected of the average player at their position and draft spot has an immediate and lasting impact on their success.
Players like Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Puka Nacua, one of the league's best wide receivers, allow teams to make up for a lack of early draft picks or turn what would be a good draft into a historically great one. Nacua's performance easily made up for the Rams' lack of a first-round pick in 2023, and has been a key driving factor in the team's playoff appearances.
Nacua is an extreme example, but it illustrates how impactful a player that all but a handful of, or even none of, the teams are willing to draft near what value they actually present. For whatever reason, additionally, sometimes teams have doubts about players that are unfounded or aren't able to evaluate their upside accurately. We can dig up some of those players, so let's dive in!

Jarquez Hunter, RB, Auburn​

It's odd that a highly productive SEC running back is flying a bit under the radar this season. He's 5-foot-9 and 203 pounds (combined measurements), so it makes some sense, but he rushed 187 times for 1,201 yards (6.4 yards per carry), scored eight rushing touchdowns, and caught 21 passes for 155 yards and one touchdown.

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The most impressive part of Hunter's game is his elusiveness, though his 4.44-second 40-yard dash was also intriguing. The film is pretty, pretty good as well, and he was an explosive play machine, only outdone by UCF RB RJ Harvey, someone I consider a top-3 running back in the class, in big play generation.

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His tape is littered with example after example of him being very, very tough to get on the ground. Despite his smallish frame, he has the strength to stay upright while tacklers fall off of him if they take poor angles, and he has a pretty nice stiff arm. He doesn't have a lot of pass-catching upside, so he might not get a big role right away, but he could be a nice RB2 or RB1B option on quite a few teams.

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Hunter's efficiency against such good competition alone should be a green flag. He's yet another back I'd take over Iowa RB Kaleb Johnson, who's likely to be a massive bust. Hunter is somewhat similar to Tampa Bay Buccaneers running back Bucky Irving, but a bit less elusive with the ball in his hands, a bit bigger, and a bit faster. That's a solid player to have on your roster.

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Shaun Dolac, LB, Buffalo​

Walking in the footsteps of former Buffalo linebacker Khalil Mack (well, sort of), Shaun Dolac is a highly talented Swiss-army-knife of a player who lined up often at the line of scrimmage, in the defensive backfield, and in pass coverage. His size is a bit concerning, but his play certainly isn't.

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Dolac was statistically dominant, leading his conference in many categories, which is impressive. He was an All-American as well. His smaller size will likely be an issue at the next level, but he could carve out a nice rotational role. Good defenses typically put together packages and call plays based on their players' strengths and to cover for their weaknesses, anyway.

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Dolac plays with a high football IQ and should punish offenses for missing their blocking assignments. He doesn't match up well with offensive linemen in the run game, but for where he'll be drafted, any production out of him for a few seasons would be a positive.
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