Los Angeles Rams general manager Les Snead is in a period of reflection after the team's season concluded. He emphasized the importance of not rushing into offseason decisions, stating that the Rams will strategize collectively, focusing on the budget and roster adjustments needed to maintain momentum. A primary concern is quarterback Matthew Stafford, who is under contract until 2026 but has previously expressed dissatisfaction with his deal. Snead indicated that discussions regarding Stafford's future will be a priority as the team addresses long-term plans.

Cooper Kupp’s situation is also pivotal, with questions surrounding a potential trade if contract negotiations falter. The Rams will evaluate other aging players like Rob Havenstein and Tyler Higbee as they consider restructuring contracts. Snead acknowledged that maintaining quality offensive linemen like Jonah Jackson, who struggled with injuries, is essential, while contemplating extensions for promising talents like Kyren Williams. The Rams' success in recent drafts gives them hope as they look ahead to the 26th pick in the upcoming draft.