Rams' 2026 Season: Strength in Numbers

On March 22nd, the Los Angeles Rams head into the 2026 season with one of the strongest

rosters in the league, carrying the same high.

Expectations, despite last year's playoff shortfall.

Matthew Stafford returns as the MVP quarterback, backed by Stetson Bennett and possibly Jimmy

Garabolo.

The running-back group looks elite, with Kyron Williams and Blake Korm leading a deep

stable that includes Jarkez Hunter.

On offense, wide receivers Devonte Adams, Puka Nakua, and Kanata Mumpfield form a dynamic

trio while tight-ends Colby Parkinson, Terence Ferguson, Tyler Higgby, and Davis Allen

provide versatility in multiple formations.

The offensive line stays mostly intact after Rob Havenstein's retirement, with Alaric

Jackson, Steve Avala, Coleman Shelton, Kevin Dotson, and Warren, McClendon Enkering

the unit.

Defensively, the Rams boast Pro Bowl-Edged Rushers, Jared Verse, and Byron Young, a solid

interior with Kobe Turner, Poon Afford, and Braden Fisk.

Reliable secondary featuring, Tret McDuffy, Jalen Watson, Quinn Lake, Cam Kenchens, and

Cam Curl.

Linebackers Nate Landman and Omar Spites hold down the middle, with special teams locked

in via kicker Harrison Mevis, Punter Ethan Evans, and Long.

Snapper Joe Cardona, a few roster spots remain up for grabs, like wide receiver Brennan

Presley, as a potential dark horse, and tight-end Terence Ferguson, challenging for.

More snaps, centers like Bowlimber face pressure after limited improvement last year.

Overall, this stable group sets the stage for another deep playoff run, with minimal

changes needed to contend right away.