Stetson Bennett seized the spotlight in a largely backup-filled Rams debut, delivering 16-of-24 passing for 188 yards and two touchdowns while showing improved timing and poise. His performance supports the Rams’ plan to keep a credible QB duo behind Matthew Stafford and signals a clear path for roster depth at the most important positions. On the backfield, Kyron Williams remains the anchor, but Blake Corum flashed late in the game with two rushing scores, and Cody Schrader punched in a 59-yard night, underscoring a potential multi-headed RB menu behind Williams. Jarquez Hunter added an extra spark, flashing burst and decisiveness on several runs. The Cowboys’ night was rough on paper, highlighted by a showcase of disorganization on their side, including Lamb taking a brutal sideline moment, a reminder that preseason results don’t always map to regular-season outcomes. Overall, LA’s depth pieces looked competent and well-coached, with the coaching staff executing a clean, disciplined plan that emphasizes basic competence even with reserve players. The game reinforced Rams’ year-two confidence in Bennett, Williams, and a revamped, versatile offensive line that can plug-and-play at multiple spots, suggesting the Rams might enter Week 1 with a robust roster built to support a deeper rotation and more dynamic playmaking options.