The #Texans are hiring #Rams TEs coach and pass game coordinator Nick Caley as their new OC, as CJ Stroud and the Houston offense get a new play-caller, per me and @TomPelissero.

Caley drew interest from the #Jets and #Patriots. He was selective and lands in Houston. pic.twitter.com/Ol2stMfgDT

— Ian Rapoport (@RapSheet) February 3, 2025

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BREAKING 🚨

The NFL is set to host a game in Melbourne, Australia in 2026 between the Philadelphia Eagles and Los Angeles Rams, per @theheraldsun

This game will be played at the Melbourne Cricket Ground, a 100,000-seated stadium during October.

The NFL plans to host 3 games… pic.twitter.com/wqtUo0NHE0

— Ozzy (@OzzyNFL) February 1, 2025

from https://theramswire.usatoday.com/2025/01/30/rams-free-agency-alaric-jackson-re-sign-contract/?taid=679e0cca05ee160001b0f36a&utm_campaign=trueanthem&utm_medium=trueanthem&utm_source=twitter

Pro Football Focus doesn’t think the Rams should let [Alaric] Jackson reach free agency, calling him the one player they can’t afford to lose this offseason.

Jackson broke out as a legitimate force at left tackle for the Rams this season. His 78.4 PFF overall grade was the second-best mark on the team and a top-20 mark among all tackles. It’s tough to envision the Rams letting go of a player at a premium position who showed legitimate improvement at just 26 years old.

Jackson has gone from undrafted rookie to one of the best left tackles in the game, coming off his most impressive season yet in 2024.

Eagles LB Nolan Smith says Matthew Stafford is a Special Quarterback

Via 🎥(@GOATfarmmedia) pic.twitter.com/opCWqZc4iJ

— LAFB Network (@LAFBNetwork) January 28, 2025

from https://theramswire.usatoday.com/lists/rams-best-worst-players-2024-season-studs-duds/?taid=679b156421b267000184c8f2&utm_campaign=trueanthem&utm_medium=trueanthem&utm_source=twitter

OLB Jared Verse

Verse had an immediate impact on the Rams as a rookie this season, starting from Day 1 and becoming their best edge rusher throughout the year. His 89 total pressures in the regular season and playoffs were the most of any player in the NFL, consistently winning against some of the league’s best left tackles.

He improved against the run as the season went on, too. He finished with an 85.5 pass-rush grade and 81.0 run defense grade, leading all Rams players (min. 100 snaps) with an overall grade of 89.3. The next-closest player was Kobie Turner with a grade of 75.1.

Verse exceeded even the highest expectations in Year 1 as a pro.

Zooey wrote:

I may be the only non-KC fan to be pulling for the Chiefs. I did not see the games last Sunday, and Championship Sunday is usually my favorite weekend (unless the Rams are in the SB). I punched into the NFC game near the end of the 1st half, and there was pushing, shoving, and facemask pulling, followed by replays of earlier animosities, and I was suddenly filled with hatred for the Eagles. Dunno why them, particularly. I think the fact that WA has changed its name, and Snyder is gone, and Snyder is rooting against WA, and the fact that WA never really did any serious damage to the Rams, coupled with the arrogance of Eagles’ comments before they beat the Rams…

I’m for the Chiefs. I have no reason to hate them. Reid is just good. Spags is good. Mahomes is good. They don’t deflate footballs, or illegally film opponents’ practices.

And. Like I said earlier, Brady never won 3 in a row. So that’s that.

You make a good case.

Plus the Chiefs might show people how you defend Barkley.

Jaguars interview Rams assistant Aubrey Pleasant for defensive coordinator job https://t.co/9tsqTYuhbY pic.twitter.com/cytA04amcu

— Rams Wire (@TheRamsWire) January 28, 2025

Wyatt Miller@wymill07
The Rams utilized both pre-snap motion and play-action passes at the second-highest rate in the league this year.

They ranked in the top 8 in success rate in both.

2025 Los Angeles Rams Draft Targets: Ranking The Top 5 Rams Position Needs @Rams_LAFB https://t.co/B8jmd7qDmy

— LAFB Network (@LAFBNetwork) January 27, 2025

wv wrote:

fumbling, to me, is a HUGE problem. That fumble in the Eagle game should not have happened.

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Fumbles

I put this one in 2 places. It’s here because he has praise for the Rams, starting at 3:30 in. It’s a nice moment, worth the time.

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Daniel Jeremiah@MoveTheSticks
This draft is so deep at RB & they come in all different flavors. The prospects will have similar grades but teams will stack them differently based on fit/need. Day 2 is going to be a RB bonanza.