Lamar Jackson’s hamstring injury threatens Baltimore’s season as they sit 1-3, forcing a look at Cooper Rush and a rough upcoming schedule. The NFC West’s trio of 3-1 teams hype a tough division race. Matthew Stafford’s Rams lead a high-powered attack with Atwell and Nakua; Seattle’s defense and Smith-Njigba emerge. In the AFC South, Jacksonville and Indy look viable, while the Chargers contend with injuries and Quinton Johnston’s breakout.

Rams sail to a Week 4 win over the Colts behind a breakout day from Nakua and a breakout moment for Atwell, who ripped an 88-yard TD as the high-end pass game finally clicked. Stafford supplied 375 yards and a progressive rhythm with Adams drawing heavy attention while Nakua and Atwell thrived as dynamic playmakers. Kyren Williams added ground balance as offensive depth grew, even as the defense showed vulnerability on outside routes.

With Witherspoon out and Forbes struggling, the defense faces outside-corner questions, and the front office could target help ahead of the deadline. The conversation—whether via a trade or internal adjustments—centers on maintaining the multi-weapon attack and preserving a top-10 ceiling as the NFC race heats up.

Overall, this win underscores a turning point: the Rams are no longer a one-man show. The staff and player development around Nakua, Adams and Atwell signal a higher ceiling, even as questions linger about consistency and pass protection. The next moves will define whether the offense stays electric or slides back into the middle of the pack.

Stafford’s return in Week 1 heightens Rams’ ceiling, with Adams emerging as a true X-factor and the emerging trio of Nakua, Atwell, and Cooper Kupp giving Stafford ample high-end targets. The defense reshapes the run game with Ford and leans on an improving front to bolster the pass rush from Verse, Turner, Fisk, and Stewart. If Stafford looks sharp early, the Rams can open hot and sustain momentum despite a history of slow starts.

The discussion emphasizes the Rams’ depth and the chemistry between Stafford and a retooled receiving corps, underscored by the push from inside the trenches and a swarming defense that can win games by forcing quick passes and turning pressure into sacks. Fantasy players should monitor Stafford’s health, the WR trio’s role, and the edge pressure that could produce extra possessions for McVey’s offense.

The Los Angeles Rams are contemplating a contract extension for Kyren Williams, who has emerged as a key component of their offense. Meanwhile, the possibility of adding Davante Adams is creating buzz around the team, suggesting a potential shift in their offensive dynamics.

Adams could provide the Rams with a top-tier receiving option, complementing emerging stars like Puka Nacua. The Rams have been exploring ways to elevate their offense and Adams' experience with elite quarterbacks could be invaluable.

With the offseason movements, including the return of Tutu Atwell, the Rams are shaping a potent aerial attack. Coach Sean McVay's recent commentary sheds light on the team’s strategy, hinting at an exciting season ahead.