The Los Angeles Rams are gearing up for potential trades and drafts that could significantly affect their roster. With Matthew Stafford's career winding down, the focus is on acquiring dynamic players, particularly at the tight end position. The team showed interest in Brock Bowers last draft and may consider trading up to pick Tyler Warren, who has emerged as a premier player in college football. Speculation around trading for Mark Andrews of the Ravens is also gaining traction, aiming to bolster the Rams' offensive capabilities. Andrews, having had a stellar career, could provide the experience and production needed to enhance the Rams’ red zone efficiency. Meanwhile, breakout candidates like Jordan Whittington and Blake Corum are in the conversation, with the latter potentially stepping up as a long-term solution for the running back position.

The Los Angeles Rams finished their regular season with a loss to the Seattle Seahawks, concluding the season with a 10-7 record. Despite the defeat, the Rams secured the NFC West title, marking their fourth division crown under head coach Sean McVay. Key starters were rested for the game, and while the Rams' offense struggled early, they managed to score in six of their last seven possessions. The performance of Jimmy Garoppolo, who threw for over 330 yards and two touchdowns, was a silver lining, showcasing potential for postseason play.

Blake Corum's injury in the first half cast a shadow over the game, as he fractured his forearm and will miss the playoffs. The Rams' depth at running back remains a concern, but Ronnie Rivers demonstrated proficiency in his limited role. Defensively, the Rams had moments of struggle, allowing the Seahawks to convert on critical third downs, yet they forced four punts throughout the game.