The Rams have taken training camp to paradise, so we tapped into the news & notes that are coming out of Maui as of today. We also break down Rob Havenstein’s shoulder surgery, Alaric Jackson’s health setback, and the reinforcements brought in to patch up the O-line. Plus, what’s going on with the Derion Kendrick release-and-re-sign move? We dig into the cap strategy behind it. From Jalen Ramsey sightings at UCLA to standout defensive performances in Mauicamp, we highlight the nine defenders catching McVay’s eye — including rookies like Jared Verse and veterans like Poona Ford. Tap in for all the latest updates, analysis, and what these moves mean for the Rams' 2025 outlook.

Jourdan Rodrigue of The Athletic joins the Rams Brothers Podcast for a deep dive into the biggest storylines surrounding the Rams this offseason. From draft-day near-misses involving Brock Bowers and Tet McMillan, to the real story behind the Jalen Ramsey rumors and Cooper Kupp's contract status—Jourdan brings clarity and insider perspective. We break down Kyren Williams’ future, explore confidence in rookie backs like Blake Corum, and dissect the Rams’ calculated free agency moves. Plus, don’t miss her take on the viral "lift-off" challenge between Aaron Donald and Jared Verse, and who’s been making noise at OTAs. A must-listen for Rams fans looking to stay ahead of the curve heading into training camp.

Top-5 Rams Offseason Storylines: 1. Does Jalen Ramsey return to Los Angeles? 2. Does Kyren Williams secure a second contract with the Rams? 3. Is this the final year for Rob Havenstein and Tyler Higbee? 4. What will the Rams do with their two first round picks next year? 5. Are the Rams a legitimate Super Bowl contender?

The 2025 NFL Draft is a wrap! The Rams came away with 6 talented players that will help them win now, made a trade on night 1 to give them more draft capital in the 1st round of next year, and are officially ready to make some legitimate noise as the start of the regular season gets closer by the day. Tune in to our deep dive on the 2025 draft class + UDFA's, and the potential reunion with Jalen Ramsey that is starting to generate a ton of buzz. Comment your thoughts on the class!

The Rams are a mystery when it comes to the NFL Draft. They may decide they want to trade up to take one of the better Tight Ends (Tyler Warren, Colston Loveland) in this upcoming draft, or they may sit comfortably and draft an Offensive Lineman, (Armand Membou, Kelvin Banks Jr.) or add a piece to their defensive front (James Pearce Jr., Jihaad Campbell, Nick Emmanwori). Nobody knows, but the odds suggest there's 4-5 positions that we should be really focused on. The reality is, the Rams are in a good position and have had a really strong offseason thus far. And they have a couple incredible drafts to look back on and copy methodologies to try and bring in another great class.

The Rams are in the midst of free agency and have already made some great signings: Davante Adams, Poona Ford, Coleman Shelton while re-signing Alaric Jackson, Tutu Atwell, Jimmy Garoppolo and tendering Dylan McMahon. Puka Nacua also changed his number after a big pay day from Davante Adams, and Cooper Kupp is on the brink of being released by the Rams. Tune in for all the latest and details on who the Rams might sign next...

The Rams just signed Davante Adams to a 2-year, $46MM contract. Are they legitimate Super Bowl contenders once again? And obviously, this means Cooper Kupp's future with the Rams is non-existent. But, they're gearing up for another run without him, and they will continue to invest in not only their offense, but their defense as well via free agency and the draft.

Rams vs. Eagles divisional round recap: man, they really had a shot at the end of this game to upset the Eagles in Philadelphia. Crucial mistakes down the stretch were the difference between hosting an NFC Championship game and their season ending abruptly. But, this wasn't necessarily a "Super Bowl or Bust" type roster. Next year, there's a legitimate opportunity to bring in some talent and ensure your Super Bowl window is back open for at least one more season. But there will be questions: what does Matthew Stafford and Cooper Kupp's futures look like? Can they rely on draft picks and available cap space to ensure they get back to the dance? Only time will tell. Great season: we appreciate you all.

Rams vs. Eagles divisional round preview - do the Rams have enough left offensively and defensively to be able to hang with the Eagles in Philadelphia? The forecast is calling for some snow, which could affect the way both of these teams approach their gameplan. Regardless, the Rams' defense needs another stellar performance to force Jalen Hurts to become one dimensional and to find a way to slow Saquon Barkley down, while the offense needs to start fast and put together a near perfect gameplan to be able to combat Vic Fangio and the number one defense in the league.

Rams absolutely dismantled the Minnesota Vikings in State Farm Stadium and are now headed to Philadelphia for a date in the divisional round with the Eagles. How did they do it? They have the superior head coach/quarterback, and had a gameplan defensively, led by a young core, that had Sam Darnold seeing ghosts all night. The Vikings were no slouch, they were a 14-win team this season but couldn't get past the Detroit Lions and Los Angeles Rams in any capacity. Do the Rams have a legitimate shot against the Eagles, with a chance for redemption? We very much think so.

Rams are now preparing to play the Vikings in the first round of the Wild Card playoffs in ARIZONA because of the LA wildfires. An unfortunate situation for the Rams who were set to host a playoff game and were estimated to have a massive home field advantage. Regardless, the Rams have a few things they can focus on to ensure they win this game and advance to the divisional round: starting fast, generating tons of pressure and making sure they perform better in the red zone than their opponents. Praying for those effected by the fires. Please reach out to us if there's anything we can do to help!

Rams lose in the finale to the Seattle Seahawks and finish the season 10-7. They officially own the 4 seed in the NFC and will host the 14-win Minnesota Vikings (5 seed) in the Wild Card round of the playoffs. We dove into the Rams' loss against Seattle and why we believe Jordan Whittington needs snaps in the playoffs, the progression of special teams/Joshua Karty, Mike LaFleur calling plays, the effort from the defense behind Giff Smith/Chris Shula, and more. Additionally, we briefly previewed the Vikings coming off their loss in Detroit, and will dig into them more later this week for our official Rams/Vikings Wild Card round preview.

THE RAMS ARE OFFICIALLY NFC WEST CHAMPIONS! They needed help from the Bills, Bengals, Commanders and Vikings to finish the job this weekend, and they got it. Their game against Seattle in the final week of the season isn't quite meaningless because of the playoff seeding scenario's, but the Rams took care of their business, controlled their own destiny and were insanely impressive coming off of their bye week for the 2nd straight year. The real question now is: how far can they go?

Rams need to handle business against Arizona on Saturday AND get some help from a handful of other teams to clinch the NFC West. Considering how Arizona has been playing over the last few weeks, Rams fans should be confident in this team to get a big win at home after a road trip. Of course, we remember back to earlier on this season when the Cardinals put up 41 points on our defense and tweeted a "yawning" emoji following the win, but this Rams team is coming off 4 straight wins and are poised to win the division. Every potential playoff scenario is featured in this episode.

The Rams have won 4 straight games (and back-to-back road games) to improve to 9-6 and are now in full control of the NFC West with only 2 weeks to go. The Cardinals, Seahawks and 49ers all lost yesterday and now Arizona and San Francisco are eliminated from playoff contention, and the Rams are hosting Arizona on Saturday night for a shot to become NFC West champions. This season has been a rollercoaster in many ways, but it's not about how you start. It's about how you finish. And this Rams team is poised to make some legitimate noise in the post-season.

The Rams have to travel to New Jersey to play the Jets this weekend, in a game that many would consider a trap. McVay hasn't historically coached well in cold weather games, but this Rams team is scorching hot and is in first place in the NFC West. They have a chance to put this race to bed early if they can win the next 2 games and Seattle loses this weekend to Minnesota. What do the Rams need to do in this game in order to head back to Los Angeles with a win? Run the ball consistently, establish dominance at the line of scrimmage, and ensure Aaron Rodgers is on the ground early and often.

The Rams SWEPT the 49ers for the first time since 2018. It increases their playoff odds to 52%, while the 49ers remain in the basement of the NFC West with a 0.1% chance to make the playoffs this season. The Rams theoretically slammed the 49ers Super Bowl window shut, in an ugly win that puts them in prime position to make some noise in the final 3 games of the regular season and win the NFC West. Will they do it? We very much feel like they will.

The Rams have an opportunity to sweep the 49ers for the first time since 2018. We know the history of these two teams in the McVay/Shanahan era, but the Rams are in the process of playing their best football after putting up 65 total points in their last 6 quarters combined vs. New Orleans and Buffalo. They were able to get the job done earlier this season without Puka Nacua, Cooper Kupp and a healthy offensive line. All of these things are FINALLY in place, and the Rams are STILL underdogs to the 49ers on a short week. What's your prediction on what's going to happen tomorrow night?

Rams took care of business against the MVP favorite, Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills in SoFi Stadium tonight in DRAMATIC fashion. Absolutely incredible offensive performance (by both teams) but in particular Sean McVay, Matthew Stafford, Puka Nacua and the Rams' offense on third down, in the red zone and seemingly in every single crucial situation. Are the Rams going to make a legitimate playoff push and potentially win the NFC West? There's most definitely a chance. But they have to make sure they're ready to go against the 49ers on a short week. If they do, they'll move to 8-6 and will have swept the 49ers and beat them 3 straight games, going back to last year.

The Rams need this win to dramatically increase their playoff odds. Do they really have a shot? We think they may. The Bills struggle against the run, as well as defending against play-action and teams who run of chunk of plays out of condensed formations, which is exactly what the Rams' offense is doing right now. They've been much better since Week 8, when they got back their 2 primary pass catchers in Puka Nacua and Cooper Kupp. But how on earth are they going to stop the MVP favorite Josh Allen? It's a really tall task for an inexperienced defense. The bottom line: you can't stop him. You can only try to slow him down.