The Los Angeles Rams are facing a significant financial landscape as they prepare for the 2025 season, with quarterback Matthew Stafford leading the pack with a staggering $47.7 million cap hit. This figure is nearly $30 million higher than that of any other player on the roster, underscoring the premium placed on the quarterback position. The Rams have managed to distribute their financial resources more evenly across the rest of the team, as shown by the relatively close cap hits of players ranked from No. 3 to No. 15, all within $10 million of each other.

Among the top players impacting the cap, guard Kevin Dotson and wide receiver Davante Adams have substantial hits of $17.9 million and $12 million respectively, while rookie standout Tutu Atwell and tight end Tyler Higbee also contribute with hits of $10 million and $8.8 million. The team also faces over $40 million in dead money due to players no longer on the roster, complicating future financial flexibility.