The Rams are back and the season has just begun. Rams are getting ready to travel to Seattle for the first time in 4+ weeks, with an opportunity to claim 1st place in the NFC West with a win over the Seahawks and an Arizona Cardinals loss. This offense is top-3 when Puka Nacua and Cooper Kupp are both on the field, and Jared Verse is pissed off that the Seahawks decided to draft Byron Murphy II over him just 3 picks prior in the 2024 NFL Draft. We're expecting the Rams to come away with a win in this game, specifically because we still haven't figured out what Seattle's identity is quite yet. All that + Nick's Picks of the week and a very special theme song.

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The Rams you all love are f*cking back. This team is poised to win now and make a run at the playoffs. It's time to start believing in this head coach (now the franchise leader in wins), the 37-year-old Super Bowl winning QB, and the young, hungry defense that is playing better each week under first-year defensive coordinator Chris Shula. The division is very much up for grabs, and the time to win is now. The trade rumors have all been shot down. Let's rally together and go win some more football games down the stretch.

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What is going on in Los Angeles? There are a handful of trade rumors floating around, and at the forefront of these conversations are Super Bowl Champions Matthew Stafford and Cooper Kupp. What's the reality that one, or both of these players get moved prior to this season being over? OR, are the Rams going to hold onto both and hope their roster gets healthy enough to make a playoff run in a season where the NFC West continues to struggle? Thoughts, reactions and much more in this one, as well as a quick preview on the Vikings.

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The Rams handled business against the Raiders yesterday in somewhat of an ugly win, 20-15 to improve to 2-4. The offense has been struggling to consistently put points on the board, but it was the young defense in this game that really set the tone and capitalized on every opportunity that the Raiders presented to them. Next up, the Rams will prepare for a short week and the Minnesota Vikings (who are coming off of their first loss to the Lions) with Cooper Kupp and Jordan Whittington in the line-up. Is it finally time to stack some wins and turn the season around?

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The Rams are preparing to host the Las Vegas Raiders (who haven't beaten the Rams since 2010) this weekend with a goal to get back into the race for the NFC West, knowing the Rams are only 2 games back at this point with a 1-4 record. We have confidence that this team isn't just going to roll over and die, and now that they're in the process of being fully healthy, we expect things to take a turn for the better (one game at a time). This Raiders team has 2 players to be "scared" of: Maxx Crosby and Brock Bowers. That's about it. It's a matter of slowing those two down and sticking to their gameplan of starting fast and making the necessary adjustments on both sides of the ball, post-bye.

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Something has to change after the bye. The Rams will be hosting back to back home games starting next weekend and there's an opportunity to get back into the race for the NFC West, knowing the Rams are only 2 games back at this point with a 1-4 record. We have confidence that this team isn't just going to roll over and die, and now that they're in the process of being fully healthy, we expect things to take a turn for the better. It's just a matter of time until they do. Are they going to be playing in the Super Bowl this year? No. But is the season over? Absolutely not.

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Rams lose to the Packers and fall to 1-4 on the season, ahead of their Week 6 bye. What drastic changes need to happen to keep hope alive for the remainder of this season? Is all hope lost, considering how poor the Rams have been playing through 5 games? There's a ton to dive into in this episode, including the future of Matthew Stafford and Sean McVay, the defensive struggles/adjustments that were made, and everything in between. We also answered questions via the Mailbag from Rams fans towards the end of this episode.

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There's no doubt that the Rams have been struggling in the redzone, as well as defensively on every level. What are some of the things the Rams need to do well in effort to make this game competitive against the Packers? Well, they're back at home and they're going to get progressively more healthy once they get through their bye week. But first, how about converting in the redzone, finishing pressures, making some adjustments schematically (and personnel wise on the backend) and heading into the bye with some confidence?

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Rams lose to the Bears and fall to 1-3 on the 2024-2025 season. There may not be a ton of optimism left for this season, and we fully understand why with Green Bay traveling to SoFi Stadium next week. The Rams left a lot on the table against the Bears, specifically on defense and in the red zone (which is one of the biggest reasons why they lost the playoff game in Detroit last year). How do they rebound this season, and what needs to be corrected immediately? Sound off in the comments.

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Rams vs. Bears Preview: handling business upfront and turning pressures into sacks to keep Caleb Williams off his game, Matthew Stafford remains elite with some stability upfront, a solid running game and WR's who can stretch the field, special teams has been a bright spot after a year of pain last year, Nick's Picks, and so much more.

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