The Rams’ 2025 class is built for depth, not immediate starrers. Josaiah Stewart stands out, providing edge depth with surprising coverage chops and a versatile role. Terrance Ferguson has been largely inactive, Jarquez Hunter hasn’t yet clicked, and Ty Hamilton and Konata Mumpfield are rotating in to find their spots. Shaun Dolac anchors special teams as the rest acclimate post-bye week.

Past drafts like Verse, Turner, and Nacua set a high bar, illustrating the Rams’ patient, blueprint-driven approach. The lesson here is that this class strengthens roster depth and positions Stewart and others to mature into meaningful contributors, even if the immediate impact isn’t dramatic.

Hampton is out for the Rams with an illness, leaving Los Angeles with three healthy edge rushers for the showdown with Philadelphia. Verse, Young and Stewart take on more responsibility as the top-three carry the load behind the absent fourth rusher.

No practice squad call-ups were made, so the trio must anchor the pass rush and pressure Hurts without additional depth. For fantasy managers, that likely boosts Verse/Young/Stewart snap shares and sack upside, while heightening risk if the run defense or coverage drops without Hampton.