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The Los Angeles Rams suffered a significant drop to 24th in the NFL power rankings after Week 6, a disappointing position for a team once viewed as a Super Bowl favorite. At 2-4, the Rams are struggling to meet expectations as injuries, inconsistent performances and questions about their identity threaten to derail their season. Los […] The post Los Angeles Rams Suffer Major Fall in NFL Power Rankings appeared first on Gridiron Heroics .
After a three‑game skid, the Las Vegas Raiders bounce back with renewed optimism. Despite recent losses, rookie standouts like Tre Tucker (two TDs), Treydan Stukes, and Michael Mayer (career‑high receiving yards) impressed, and fans’ confidence in the franchise’s direction rose from 89% to 93% in an SB Nation poll. The upcoming clash with the Rams offers a chance to break the streak and push toward the playoffs, with key contributors Bowers and the returning Tonka Hemingway bolstering the defense. Raider Nation sees the young core’s flashes of greatness as a sign of a promising future.
The Rams head into Week 7 versus the Raiders without star receiver Davante Adams and with Puka Nacua listed as questionable after a calf issue that kept him out of Friday’s practice. Adams’ loss forces the offense to re‑tool, while Nacua’s 37 catches for 417 yards this season could dictate whether Los Angeles leans on the run, play‑action or short passes. Tight end Colby Parkinson, fully healthy despite a shoulder strain, emerges as a potential safety valve, but the team also battles defensive doubts with cornerback Trent McDuffie and LB Nate Landman sidelined. The article breaks down how these injuries shape the Rams’ game plan and who might step up.
Championships are what people remember first. A franchise’s identity is built by the people who stay long after the playing days end, and some of them end up finding the next generation of talent. For the Los Angeles Rams, one of those figures carried the offense for years before he took a different job behind […] The post “Clutch Earned Respect”: Prayers Pour In As Tragic Illness Claims Life Of Rams 5x Pro Bowl Legend appeared first on Gridiron Heroics .
The Los Angeles Rams officially elevated LB Eric Kendricks and CB Cam Lampkin to their active roster on Saturday for Week 7. Kendricks, 34, is a former second-round pick of the Vikings back in 2015. He signed a four-year, $5.155 million contract and was set to make a base salary of $705,000 for the 2018 […] The post Rams Call Up Two Including LB Eric Kendricks appeared first on NFLTradeRumors.co .
The Raiders view Week 7 at home against a struggling Los Angeles Rams as a must‑win to snap their three‑game skid. With the Rams nursing injuries to Davante Adams, DTs Kobie Turner and Poona Ford, Kicker Blake Grupe and LB Nate Landman, Las Vegas hopes to capitalize. Edge rusher Maxx Crosby, once a sack machine, has only two sacks and two tackles for loss through six games, putting him on pace for a career‑low season, while center Tyler Linderbaum must shore up a porous offensive line that was dominated by Buffalo’s Deone Walker last week. Improved play from the trenches could be the key to ending the Raiders’ losing streak.
The Los Angeles Rams select Alabama quarterback Ty Simpson 13th overall in the 2026 draft, betting on immediate development rather than waiting for the touted 2027 quarterback class led by Arch Manning. The article argues the 2027 QB pool—once hyped as historic—has faded, with analysts now ranking only a handful of prospects like Dante Moore and C.J. Carr in the top‑20. By giving Simpson a year of NFL coaching, the Rams may secure a better long‑term starter than the over‑hyped Manning cohort. The piece also critiques the media’s hype machine around quarterback prospects.
Former Los Angeles Rams Pro-Bowl running back Lawrence McCutcheon died aged 76 after a long battle with Parkinson's disease. The post Rams Legend Lawrence McCutcheon Dies at 76 appeared first on LA Sports Report.
Could this potential trade help the Rams save this season?
Ahead of the Week 7 showdown with the Rams, the Raiders’ mailbag zeroes in on the Nov. 10 trade deadline. Writer Spytek weighs options from The Athletic’s board, highlighting DT Jeffery Simmons (Titans) as a 30‑year‑old with a 2030 extension despite a past controversy, DT Moro Ojomo (Eagles) as a free‑agent‑eligible 25‑year‑old who could fill the biggest defensive gap, WR Brian Thomas Jr. (Jaguars) as a 24‑year‑old WR‑1 candidate if the price is low, and G Landon Dickerson (Eagles) as a risky but Pro‑Bowl‑capable guard. He also debates the cost of acquiring veteran guard Quenton Nelson, noting his elite talent versus age and contract‑year concerns.
Colin Cowherd says the Los Angeles Rams have been handling undisclosed issues involving wideout Pika Nacua for three years, complicating decisions about his future. Nacua, who missed two games this season and six in 2024 due to a calf injury, is a free agent in 2027 with a potential $40‑$45 million salary. With the Rams facing a matchup against the Raiders without Davante Adams, they must decide whether to retain a player who’s vital on the field but plagued by injuries and possible off‑field allegations. The uncertainty also ties into broader roster questions, including the fate of staff like Sean McVay and Les Snead’s plans for 2027.
For one Las Vegas Raiders fan favorite, it may be the beginning of the end of his tenure. Meanwhile, the Raiders have decisions to make at wide receiver.
The Los Angeles Rams confirmed the death of franchise legend Lawrence “Clutch” McCutcheon, 76, who dominated the team’s rushing attack from 1973‑1977 and earned five Pro Bowl nods. Drafted in 1972, McCutcheon also threw a TD pass in Super Bowl XIV and later served as a scout and director of player personnel until 2016. He passed away after a long battle with Parkinson’s disease, surrounded by family, who have asked fans to support the Michael J. Fox Foundation. His son Daylon played for the Browns, and his grandson Dyson now plays at Middle Tennessee.
The Las Vegas Raiders have a chance to take the all-time series lead over the Los Angeles Rams in Week 7 of the 2026 NFL season.
The Los Angeles Rams (2-4) travel to Allegiant Stadium to face the 3-3 Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday, Oct. 25, with kickoff at 1:25 p.m. PDT on FOX. Both teams are coming off narrow defeats, and the game could determine their season trajectories. Veteran QBs Matthew Stafford and Kirk Cousins lead the squads, though backups Ty Simpson and Fernando Mendoza are on the roster. View it nationally on FOX (Chris Myers, Jonathon Vilma, Megan Olivi) or stream via the Rams app, NFL+, Peacock, Paramount+, and more. Radio options include ESPN LA 710 AM, local affiliates across California and Nevada, LiSTNR in Australia, and SiriusXM channels 262/818.
In Week 7's edition of Across the Bow, we speak to Ramblin' Fan's John Sbisa to cover the Las Vegas Raiders' upcoming game vs. the Los Angeles Rams.
The Arizona Cardinals, coming off a one‑game win streak, face a formidable AFC West rival in the Denver Broncos (4‑2, second in the division). The piece argues the Cardinals can pull off an upset by exploiting Denver’s poor road record (1‑2 away) and weak rushing attack, while leveraging their own playmakers—TE Trey McBride (league‑leading 49 receptions) and WR Michael Wilson (#11 in receiving). It also recommends using depth receivers Kendrick Bourne and Jalen Brooks, and pressuring Broncos QB Bo Nix, whose success hinges on a clean pocket. With a tough schedule ahead, the article outlines a game‑plan to keep Arizona’s season alive.
Myles Garrett is not having a good beginning to life at the Los Angeles Rams. The former Cleveland Browns star arrived to the franchise this season and was expected to make a big impact, with the Rams being labelled Super Bowl contenders. However, the Rams had a poor start to the season with a 2-4 […] The post Sean McVay, Rams Get Encouraging Myles Garrett Update Amid Injury Woes appeared first on Gridiron Heroics .
The Los Angeles Rams are searching for answers after an 18-16 home loss to the Arizona Cardinals in Week 6 dropped them to 2-4. Puka Nacua did his part in that game, catching six passes for 80 yards. Now, with a trip to Las Vegas looming, the star receiver has become the center of a […] The post Sean McVay, Rams Get Concerning Puka Nacua Update After Receiver Leaves Practice Early appeared first on Gridiron Heroics .
The Los Angeles Rams are 2-4, and their early-season promise has given way to frustration. For a franchise accustomed to competing for championships, the temptation to turn disappointment into future draft capital could be real. However, general manager Les Snead must resist the urge to conduct a fire sale before the NFL trade deadline. This […] The post Why Rams’ Les Snead must not fire sell at trade deadline for 2027 NFL Draft picks appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Lawrence McCutcheon’s stint with the Los Angeles Rams was limited to less than a decade, from 1972 to 1979. Still, it was enough for him to leave a mark in the Rams’ history. The player was the one who gave Los Angeles a 19-17 lead over Pittsburgh in the Super Bowl XIV that the Rams […] The post Legendary Rams RB Lawrence McCutcheon Dies at 76 After Long Battle With Parkinson’s Disease appeared first on EssentiallySports .
The latest Las Vegas Raiders news roundup includes the final injury report for them and the Los Angeles Rams, the team's WR conundrum, and the Week 7 captains.
Inside linebacker Nate Landman (concussion) is ruled out for Week 7, leaving the Los Angeles Rams shorthanded ahead of their Sunday matchup at the Las Vegas Raiders. Wide receiver Puka Nacua and cornerback Trent McDuffie are listed as questionable after Nacua left practice with a minor calf strain and McDuffie missed the week with a groin issue. Coach Sean McVay elevates veteran Eric Kendricks from the practice squad to fill Landman's spot. The Rams, now 2‑5, also lack Davante Adams (6‑10 weeks) and Terrence Ferguson (IR), while the Raiders sit at 2‑4 and are favored by bettors. The injury toll raises doubts about the Rams snapping a two‑game losing streak.
The Arizona Cardinals edge the Los Angeles Rams 18-16 at SoFi Stadium, delivering a defensive showcase that fuels optimism for a turning point. In the Rise Up, See Red podcast, hosts break down the gritty win, highlighting standout performances by safety Nick Rallis and noting the offense’s rare bright spots despite scoring no touchdowns. The episode toggles between the good and bad on both sides of the ball, questioning whether the victory reflects a resurging Cardinals unit or a faltering Rams offense.
Matthew Stafford’s wife, Kelly Stafford, almost missed her chance to cheer on the Los Angeles Rams quarterback in the Week 7 game against the Las Vegas Raiders. Well, she put the blame on her missed flight to Las Vegas. With no other option after missing the flight, Kelly decided to take her four daughters on […] The post “Tough Start”: Matthew Stafford’s Wife Kelly & Their Daughters Run Into Major Problem Ahead of Rams-Raiders Clash appeared first on EssentiallySports .