Los Angeles Rams begin team OTA’s, and a potential trade partner for Atlanta Falcons WR Julio Jones

Host Sosa Kremenjas dives into another hot topic in the NFL and the Los Angeles Rams on this episode of the Locked On Rams podcast. Sosa analyzes whether or not the Rams could be a player in a potential trade for Atlanta Falcons WR Julio Jones, what it may cost, how they could make it work with the salary cap, and what Jones’ addition would do for the Rams’ offense. While it is unlikely, it does appear to make a lot of sense on the surface as Jones would continue to add to an offense looking to become more explosive and a quarterback in Matthew Stafford who likes to create big plays in the passing game. Lastly, Sosa dives into the Rams team going into OTA’s this week.

Los Angeles Rams wide receiver positional breakdown and Van Jefferson development in year two

Host Sosa Kremenjas brings you another mailbag episode of the Locked On Rams podcast. In this episode, Sosa answers questions about the breakdown of playing time and roles at the wide receiver position for the Los Angeles Rams between WR’s Cooper Kupp, Robert Woods, DeSean Jackson, Van Jefferson, and Tutu Atwell. Sosa also mentions CB Robert Rochell and QB John Wolford as potential preseason stars, what TE Brycen Hopkins may do going into his second year, and what new Offensive Line Coach Kevin Carberry may do with his offensive line and the rushing attack.

Los Angeles Rams to potentially trade for Atlanta Falcons WR Julio Jones, and new offense with QB Matthew Stafford

Host Sosa Kremenjas dives into an interesting opinion from GMFB’s Peter Schrager suggesting that the Los Angeles Rams should trade for Atlanta Falcons WR Julio Jones. Sosa breaks down why a trade for Jones isn’t likely, mostly due to their depth at the wide receiver position, which includes Robert Woods, Cooper Kupp, DeSean Jackson, Tutu Atwell, and Van Jefferson. Lastly, Sosa compares QB Matthew Stafford to Detroit Lions QB Jared Goff and how the two differ, and what the difference may mean for the Rams and their offense in the 2021 NFL Season on this episode of the Locked on Rams podcast.

Los Angeles Rams in-depth schedule breakdown and storylines entering OTA’s and training camp

Host Sosa Kremenjas and former host Brad Mader join up for another episode of the Locked On Rams podcast. The duo discusses the most interesting storylines for the Los Angeles Rams entering OTA’s and training camp. The topics included new QB Matthew Stafford, the defense with the transition from former Defensive Coordinator Brandon Staley to Raheem Morris, the new starting offensive line of Andrew Whitworth, David Edwards, Austin Corbett, Bobby Evans, and Rob Havenstein, and their run blocking for RB Cam Akers. Sosa and Brad also dive into a handful of the most interesting games for the Rams on their 2021 NFL Schedule.

Los Angeles Rams 2021 NFL schedule, win and loss prediction, and number changes for players on roster

Host Sosa Kremenjas shares the 2021 NFL Schedule reveal for the Los Angeles Rams, dissecting their schedule week-by-week on this episode of the Locked On Rams podcast. Sosa also dives into his win and loss predictions going through every game and shares the number changes by veterans like WR Robert Woods, CB Darious Williams, K Matt Gay, S Jordan Fuller, WR DeSean Jackson, and more.

Los Angeles Rams 2021 NFL Draft recap, future outlook, and NFC Championship Game odds

Host Sosa Kremenjas is joined by LAFB’s Ryan Dyrud to discuss multiple topics on this episode of the Locked On Rams podcast. Sosa and Ryan discuss their thoughts on the Los Angeles Rams’ 2021 NFL Draft rookie class and the direction and strategy General Manager Les Snead deployed in securing the rookies, which rookie will be the most impactful in their rookie season and which might be the best in three seasons, and how the Rams stack up in the NFC with their odds to reach the NFC Championship game. The duo differed in their choices for rookie performers, selecting DT Bobby Brown III and WR Tutu Atwell as immediate contributors, and CB Robert Rochell and TE Jacob Harris as future contributors.

Los Angeles Rams draft class review, Chris Garrett in-depth scouting report, Aqib Talib and Marcus Peters comments on trades

Host Sosa Kremenjas dives into some interesting Los Angeles Rams drama as former cornerbacks Aqib Talib and Marcus Peters shed light on their time with the team and their disappointment in being traded to the Miami Dolphins and Baltimore Ravens. Also, Sosa shares an in-depth scouting report on seventh-round draft pick EDGE Chris Garrett from Concordia St. Paul and his draft recap and review from the Rams’ 2021 NFL Draft class.

Host Sosa Kremenjas hosts another mailbag episode for the Locked on Rams podcast. Sosa answers questions about the potential starting five offensive lineman in Andrew Whitworth, David Edwards, Austin Corbett, Bobby Evans, and Rob Havenstein for the Los Angeles Rams. He also talks about whether he believes the Rams are done adding free agents, who Louisville WR and a second-round draft pick in the 2021 NFL Draft Tutu Atwell compares to in the NFL, and more.

https://theramswire.usatoday.com/2021/05/04/rams-roster-john-daka-waiver-claim-jets/

The Rams have claimed DE John Daka off of waivers from the Jets.

— Field Yates (@FieldYates) May 4, 2021

Cameron DaSilva
May 4, 2021 1:41 pm

The Los Angeles Rams have added another pass rusher to the mix, but not in the form of an undrafted rookie. On Tuesday, the Rams claimed outside linebacker John Daka off waivers from the New York Jets.

Daka entered the league as an undrafted free agent with the Ravens last year but he was waived as part of final roster cuts. He then signed a futures contract with the Jets this January but was waived by New York on Monday.

When he signed with the Ravens, he became the first Zambian player ever in the NFL. He has yet to appear in a game, however.

In his final season at James Madison in 2019, Daka recorded 28 tackles for loss, 16.5 sacks and four forced fumbles in 16 games.

Daka is 6-foot-2 and 227 pounds, so he’s fairly undersized. But the Rams could use pass-rush help and he’ll get the chance to prove himself on the 90-man roster this summer.