The Rams kept six wideouts on their 53-man roster to fuel a three-receiver look, a core strategy for McVay’s offense. Davante Adams, Puka Nacua and Tutu Atwell form the trio at the top, with Konata Mumpfield stepping in as a jump-ball threat, Jordan Whittington providing physicality, and Xavier Smith offering elite speed. Cooper Kupp and Demarcus Robinson have departed, but the room is reshaped into a versatile, matchup-ready group. Mike LaFleur calls it the deepest receiver unit he’s coached, and Stafford’s return should sharpen an attack built to exploit multiple levels and alignments.

The three-headed dynamic Adams–Nacua–Atwell drives a flexible system that can morph around defenses on film. Mumpfield adds a red-zone and 50/50 component, Whittington extends the physicality, and Smith mirrors the speed of Atwell. With this depth, the Rams can mix routes, leverage misdirection, and keep defenses guessing as the season unfolds.

Fantasy managers should watch how McVay deploys these weapons in Week 1 and beyond, as the depth chart suggests volatility at the margins but potential weekly boom weeks when matchups align.