Rams Address Offense, Defense Depth Challenges in 2025 Training Camps

As the Los Angeles Rams report for their 2025 training camp at Loyola Marymount University, the team faces critical questions on offense despite adding star talent like wide receiver Davante Adams to boost their chances for another Super Bowl run. Quarterback Matthew Stafford, now 37 and entering his 17th NFL season, remains a pivotal figure, with the Rams hoping to maximize his prime years supported by new acquisitions and re-signings. The Rams' offense, which ranked mid-tier in total yards and points last season, must improve efficiency and scoring, with chemistry between Stafford, Adams, and WR1 Puka Nacua being essential. Running back Kyren Williams' contract situation looms as a potential issue, as he seeks a significant extension amid competition and the team's salary history at the position, while Blake Corum and others provide depth. On defense, the Rams' major vulnerability lies at inside linebacker, where departures have created depth concerns and exposed the team to struggles against the run, a problem that contributed to losses against top opponents. Overall, the Rams aim to address these challenges in training camp to build on recent playoff success and contend strongly in the NFC West and beyond.