I like Dan Campbell a lot, man, and I think he’s shown be can be a great NFL coach or at the very least, deserving of being a head coach at the NFL level. His comments following the Los Angeles Rams trade for Myles Garrett are fun as he basically says the Rams already won the Super Bowl.
Of course, we know Campbell is saying that in jest as neither he nor any other team going into the 2026 season is going to lay down for the Rams. That’s facts.
It should be interesting to see if the Detroit Lions can
get back among top of the NFC after a bit of a down year last season. They have plenty of talent but the NFC is looking as stacked as ever. We’ll see what happens.
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Dan Campbell Declares Super Bowl Winner After Myles Garrett Trade (heavy.com)
““I mean, they’ve won it now, right?” joked Campbell. “Obviously, he’s a hell of a player, (Jared) Verse is a hell of a player, and they are two totally different players, but that is what they felt like they needed to do so good for them.”
Did Rams give up too much for DE Myles Garrett? | ‘The Insiders’ (nfl.com)
“NFL Network’s Marc Ross evaluates whether or not the Los Angeles Rams gave up too much in their trade for defensive end Myles Garrett.”
Jaxon Smith-Njigba’s stats in every game vs the LA Rams (seahawkswire)
“Seattle Seahawks star wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba has routinely had his way with one of Seattle’s primary rivals, the Los Angeles rams. Ever since his second season in the league, JSN torching the Rams‘ secondary has become a bi-annual tradition. Or, in the case of the 2025 campaign, something that happened three times.
JSN burning Los Angeles’ defensive back like moldy toast led the Rams to trade for Trent McDuffie from the Kansas City Chiefs earlier this offseason. While McDuffie is a solid addition to LA’s secondary, I’m not quite sure it will be enough to contain JSN in 2026.“
