Landman is a depth option with one-year deal pressures; his ceiling hinges on special teams value and potential limited defensive reps.

Landman offered solid coverage and a modest tackle tally, contributing in pass defense and run support. His efficiency in coverage stood out in limited box-score highlights.

Landman anchors the defense as a true linebacker and signal-caller; his one-year deal places him at a crossroads with Lake. The Rams’ plan to keep the partnership intact shapes the frontline, with his leadership and tackling volume central to fantasy value on a roster aiming for longevity.

First-year Rams linebacker who quickly earned defensive signal-caller duties and a captaincy, delivering a 10-tackle performance and a game-sealing forced fumble. Praised by McVay and Shula for leadership and adaptability; extension chatter looms on a one-year deal.

Landman’s Week 1 line of 10 tackles signals a potential early-season IDP floor for Rams rooks. His role as a tackler in the box positions him as a viable weekly IDP starter in standard formats, especially in tackle-heavy leagues where he can pile up counts against varied offenses.