The Los Angeles Rams are making strides heading into the 2025 NFL season with notable roster changes. With Matthew Stafford returning to helm the offense and the addition of Davante Adams replacing Cooper Kupp, the Rams look to build on their previous season. The team secured six new draft picks, bolstering their roster with three offensive and three defensive players. ESPN's Mike Clay provided a comprehensive analysis, grading the Rams with a 6.1 overall, ranking them 12th among NFL teams.

The offense received a solid 3.8 rating, showcasing their strengths, particularly in the wide receiver unit, which scored a remarkable 9.0, tying for the best in the league. However, the defense struggled, earning a lower score of 2.4, particularly in the linebacker and cornerback positions, where enhancements are necessary. As the team prepares for summer training camps, the hope is that rookies like Terrance Ferguson and Chris Paul Jr. can elevate the tight end and linebacker groups significantly.