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Should the Rams run more? Warren McClendon’s numbers say “yes”
L.A.’s right tackle rates as one of the NFL’s best
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Rams Wire
Rams desperately need to trade for a WR before the deadline
It's never been more evident that the Rams need to trade for a wide receiver, and they only have two days to make a move.
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SB Nation
Rams game-by-game predictions for second half of 2026
Can the Rams go at least 6-2 in their final 8 games to secure a playoff spot?
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SB Nation
When will Terrance Ferguson return for Rams?
Terrance Ferguson can’t stay healthy and more NFL news on a Monday
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Touchdown Wire
Rams expected to place All-Pro Puka Nacua on IR with MCL, PCL sprains
The Los Angeles Rams are expected to place All-Pro wide receiver Puka Nacua on injured reserve due to MCL and PCL sprains as well as turf toe.
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SB Nation
4 takeaways from Rams’ win over Commanders
Despite the win, there’s one issue that could bury the Rams
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Touchdown Wire
All-Pro WR Puka Nacua suffers knee injury in Rams’ win vs Commanders
All-Pro wide receiver Puka Nacua suffered a knee injury in the Rams' win over the Commanders. It is not believed to be a torn ACL.
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SB Nation
Rams Winners & Losers: Myles Garrett is exactly who we thought
Myles Garrett notches three sacks as Rams have winning record for first time all season
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Rams Wire
Studs and duds from Rams' win vs. Commanders: Puka Nacua lights it up
Puka Nacua led the Rams' list of studs this week, which included Myles Garrett and Blake Corum.
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SB Nation
Puka Nacua suffers MCL, PCL injury, headed for IR
Rams suffer a huge blow with Puka Nacua’s MRI results…
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Rams' Puka Nacua Leads NFL in Targets Per Game Amid High Offensive Reliance
Rams' Puka Nacua Leads NFL in Targets Per Game Amid High Offensive Reliance
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AP News
Streaking Rams suddenly face a rough future after Nacua joins Adams on sideline with injuries
The Los Angeles Rams’ offense has relied on just two wide receivers more heavily than just about any good NFL team over the past two seasons
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