On Wednesday, ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter announced the candidates for the Pro Football Hall of Fame's Modern-Era Class of 2026. Within the list of candidates lies the names of two Super Bowl XXXIV winners in Torry Holt and London Fletcher.

The Rams will simply be happy to be back at home and on the west coast after a long road trip. The Rams will have likely had this game circled on the calendar since they lost back in Week 5. That was a game that the Rams should not have lost and they made too many self-inflicted errors in that game.

Snead’s 2025 draft class adds to the optimism. Breakthroughs Sunday came from second-round tight end Terrance Fegurson (31-yard TD catch), third-round linebacker Josaiah Stewart (sack, tackle for loss) and seventh-round receiver Konata Munfield (5-yard TD catch). And to think, the Rams hold two first-round picks for 2026.

Former Los Angeles Rams head coach Chuck Knox was named a candidate for the Pro Football Hall of Fame, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. Along with Knox, who took the Rams to new heights in the 70s, former Rams head coach Clark Shaughnessy was named as well. Shaughnessy was critical in the development of Elroy "Crazy Legs" Hirsch.

Former Los Angeles Rams wide receiver and 2021 Super Bowl champion Odell Beckham spoke candidly about the latest development in his career.

The suddenly surging Chiefs are now the favorites to win the Super Bowl, partly thanks to Buffalo's back-to-back losses.

The Rams currently rank 17th (56.67%) in the NFL when it comes to scoring touchdowns in the redzone area. They are 8th amongst NFC teams. Other NFC Contenders above them include: Philadelphia (82.35%),

The Los Angeles Rams have been one of the best teams this season in the NFL. The Rams want to be the one holding the Super Bowl trophy when it is all said and d