As much as Quentin Lake has improved his game over the past three years, it's never a good sign for a team when their leading tackler is a safety. However, that's where the 0-2 Rams find themselves as Lake leads the team with 21 tackles,

The Los Angeles Rams didn’t enter the season with expectations to pick in the top 10 of next year’s NFL Draft. However, a titanic scourge of injuries leaves Sean McVay’s team in a state of flux, one that might not get settled before it’s too late to contend in the NFC.

Through eight years of Sean McVay as the head coach of the Los Angeles Rams, one thing has become clear. McVay’s offense needs a good offensive line to function at its best. While that may be the case for most offenses,

The Rams are 0-2 and have allowed the most yards in the NFL, but Sean McVay isn’t ready to make big changes on defense

Los Angeles Rams receiver Cooper Kupp suffered an ankle injury during the team's 41-10 loss to the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday, but the team decided to not place the receiver on the Injury Reserve list.

Kupp has racked up 18 catches for 147 yards and one touchdown through two games this season, leaving early in the second contest. Kupp is one of the main engines that makes the Rams offense click so losing him for any extended amount of time is a detriment to their playoff chances.