Rams QB Matthew Stafford has still been limited with the back issue during the team’s next stretch of camp, with this week being a joint practice the past few days with the Dallas Cowboys. Now, as far as his rehab goes,

Los Angeles Rams star quarterback Matthew Stafford has received a massive injury update from a top NFL insider.

The Los Angeles Rams are walking a tightrope heading into the 2025 NFL season. Their hopes for a competitive campaign rest squarely on the shoulders—and, more importantly, the back—of 37-year-old quarterback Matthew Stafford.

If Micah Parsons is coming to town, Rams legend Aaron Donald is ready to make it a party. The future Hall of Fame defensive tackle channeled his inner recruiter Wednesday amid the Cowboys star’s ugly contract standoff with the club, suggesting he’d suit up again if the Rams somehow swung for the fences.

That fan, who goes by the name @Ramblangman on Instagram and X, posted a photoshopped picture of disgruntled Dallas Cowboys defensive end Micah Parsons in a Rams jersey on his Instagram account on Tuesday with the caption: "I'm not saying the Rams should trade for Micah

The Los Angeles Rams retained running back Kyren Williams on a new three-year, $33 million extension with $23 million in guaranteed money ahead of the 2025 season. The deal keeps Williams on the team for now and gives the offense a lot more stability, especially after L.A. also kept Matthew Stafford, Alaric Jackson and Tutu Atwell.

ESPN's Adam Schefter broke news of Los Angeles Rams running back Kyren Williams' three-year extension on Tuesday while he was being interviewed for an episode of The Sports Reporters (46:20 mark).

The Rams signed Kyren Williams to a three-year contract extension Tuesday for $33 million, including $23 million guaranteed. And now, Fantasy managers can draft Williams with confidence. Or will they?