The Los Angeles Rams have two first-round picks in the 2026 NFL Draft (right now), and will need to start thinking about the future of the franchise when the college season kicks off in a few weeks.

Leavitt, a redshirt sophomore, showed plenty of promise in his first year as the Sun Devils' starter. The 20-year-old QB threw for 2,885 yards, 24 touchdowns and six interceptions, and he rushed for another 443 yards and five touchdowns.

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The Los Angeles Rams could take a small gamble on a dynamic QB who hasn't looked good since he entered the NFL.

The 49ers, whose wide receiver room has been decimated by injuries and a suspension to Demarcus Robinson, made a trade Wednesday evening for two-time Super Bowl champion Skyy Moore from the Kansas City Chiefs, per ESPN's Adam Schefter.

The Los Angeles Rams have grand plans for their quarterback room, which could include Texas sophomore Arch Manning.

Fox Sports' Ralph Vacchiano looked ahead five years in the future to rank all 32 teams by how well-positioned they are (or aren't) to be competitive in the future. He looked at each team's quarterback situation, head coach, management, talent on rookie contracts and franchise history.

When the Rams selected wide receiver Puka Nacua with the 177th overall pick in the fifth round of the 2023 NFL Draft, few expected him to blossom into the star he’s become heading into his third NFL season.

After Week 1 of the NFL preseason, the Los Angeles Rams’ spotlight has turned to undrafted offensive lineman Willie Lampkin. The North Carolina product, signed by the Rams in April, entered camp this offseason undersized at 5-foot-11 and 279 pounds. But thus far, he’s proving why he was a five-year college starter.

The Los Angeles Rams enter the 2025 season with the hopes of improving on a solid 2024 campaign. The Rams brought back most of the roster that went to the NFC Divisional round a year ago and upgraded at positions like receiver and offensive line. Does that mean the Rams of this year will be better than their predecessor? That remains to be seen.