The Los Angeles Rams are all in for 2025, signing WR Davante Adams and planning a Kyren Williams extension. See how they're building a super team this offseason.
StatPro NFL Beat Reporter
While the rest of the league enjoys the quiet before the storm of training camp, the Los Angeles Rams are sending shockwaves with a clear and aggressive strategy. By adding superstar receiver Davante Adams and signaling a forthcoming extension for breakout running back Kyren Williams, the Rams are not just hoping for a playoff berth in 2025; they are building a juggernaut designed for a deep postseason run.
I'm confident we'll get something done. This is where I want to be.
The blockbuster move of the offseason was undoubtedly the signing of Davante Adams. The two-year, $46 million deal brings one of the NFL's most dominant pass-catchers to Los Angeles, creating a nightmare scenario for opposing defensive coordinators. Imagine pairing Adams with the record-breaking Puka Nacua and the ever-reliable Cooper Kupp. Matthew Stafford now has a trio of elite weapons at his disposal, transforming the Rams' passing attack from potent to potentially historic. This wasn't just a signing; it was a statement of intent.
An elite passing game needs a balanced rushing attack, and the Rams are making sure to secure theirs. Kyren Williams, who exploded onto the scene as a workhorse back, is entering the final year of his rookie contract. On Monday, Williams expressed confidence that an extension is on the horizon, stating he believes a deal will get done. This is crucial news for fans, as securing the 25-year-old running back ensures the offensive core of Stafford, Adams, Kupp, Nacua, and Williams remains intact for the championship window.
Of course, championships aren't won on offense alone. The front office addressed the other side of the ball by bolstering the defense through the draft, adding young talent to complement the veteran leadership. They'll need it, as the 2025 schedule presents a formidable challenge. With matchups against offensive powerhouses like the Houston Texans and perennial contenders like the Philadelphia Eagles and Tennessee Titans, the Rams' newly constructed roster will be tested early and often. Their path back to the top of the NFC is paved with tough opponents.
The Rams have pushed their chips to the center of the table. With a future Hall of Fame quarterback, arguably the league's best receiver trio, and a star running back on the verge of a new deal, the message from the front office is clear: it's Super Bowl or bust. As training camp approaches, all eyes will be on how these high-priced, high-powered pieces come together. The talent is undeniable; now it's time to execute.
