Last season, the Los Angeles Rams found some new weapons with a healthy Blake Corum and rookie tight end Terrance Ferguson. So far, there is an expectation that they may be able to contribute even more.
Corum is talented, but he’s somewhat struggled to stay healthy, but we’ll see how he does in Year 3. Kyren Williams still appears to be the lead back as long as he stays upright and takes care of the football.
Ferguson showed some real talent last year and fit right into L.A.’s shifting tight end room.
The Rams seemed to use every tight end they had last year, and that may happen again in 2026. We’ll see.
The excitement for this offense should be high as they have the potential to be a top unit. Pair that with what should be an improved defense and this Rams team should be fun for their fans.
There is a lot to look forward to as long as this team still has the right pieces throughout the season.
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Rams’ young talent showing up and locked and loaded for the season ahead (ramblinfan)
“The second layer of skill talent is where the offense could look a little different than it did a year ago. Terrance Ferguson has had a fantastic offseason.
“He is now proving to be a guy who can play all over the formation and looks like he could be a force after the catch, showing why the Rams coveted him in the 2025 draft and now believe he could grow into one of the NFL’s best tight ends.
“Blake Corum has also worked to earn carries alongside Williams, seeing the game faster and looking like a guy who could add a big-play element to the Rams’ physical run game.”
Former Matthew Stafford teammate could offer Rams insurance at OT (ramswire)
“With Alaric Jackson having emerged from legal troubles and Warren McClendon having acquitted himself well in relief of a now-retired Rob Havenstein last season, the Rams’ Super Bowl push seems set at the tackles. However, considering Havenstein’s departure and the previous uncertainty with Jackson, a need for solid depth on a team with such high hopes has been underscored. Rookie third-rounder Keagen Trost bodes well for future plans, but adding Decker, who previously protected Matthew Stafford’s blind side in Detroit, would be a luxury fitting for what L.A. is trying to put together.”
Rams hold Garrett out as he deals with ‘a little soreness’ (espn)
“We want to make sure that he feels as good as possible,” McVay said. “And so I think, as you know, guys that have played a lot of football, we’ve got a lot of opportunities to be able to get better, but we also want to make sure that we’re getting an understanding of how to work best with him.”
McVay said Garrett will not practice Monday, the final day of this four-day practice block for the Rams. McVay said the team will evaluate Garrett after an off day on Tuesday, but said, “I would expect him to be ready to go in the next block.”
