Rams ground Ferguson’s rookie season in a measured rollout, with McVay signaling an incremental, case-by-case path as Ferguson learns the NFL. Stafford emphasizes the talent and support around him while Ferguson stays in the mix on third downs and special teams.

Meanwhile, Higbee and Davis Allen provide reliable outlets, and Allen has begun to find the end zone, giving Los Angeles multiple pass-catching options as Ferguson grows into a larger role. The plan aims to balance immediate offense with long-term upside for the rookie.

Week 2 NFL offensive-line rankings keep Philadelphia, Denver, Buffalo and Indianapolis at the top, while Los Angeles climbs to No. 7 behind standout play from Alaric Jackson and Coleman Shelton. The Eagles’ front five dominated in pass protection against Kansas City, with Cam Jurgens and Lane Johnson perfect on pressures and Jordan Mailata anchoring elite run-blocking. Denver replicated elite pass protection, and the Rams surged as their line unit locked down key blocks. Week 3 fantasy implications center on optimized lineups and pop-up blockers.