Rams must decide which core vets can stay and who could go, meaning Matthew Stafford, Cooper Kupp, Rob Havenstein, Tyler Higbee and Kyren Williams are in question.

As four NFL teams prepare for their respective conference championship games, the rest of the league is focused on the offseason. Los Angeles Rams

The last guy in the playoffs that any team wants to overlook is Matthew Stafford, but he hasn't been very good of late.

Cooper Kupp is uncertain whether his remarkable eight-year career with the Los Angeles Rams came to an end last weekend in Philadelphia. Although the former All-Pro receiver is under contract for the next two seasons,

The Rams had contract issues to solve with Matthew Stafford all the way up to training camp last year. Coach Sean McVay aims to avoid a repeat this year.

Sean McVay held his end-of-season press conference, addressing the futures of Stafford and Kupp, as well as the need for “more versatility” on offense

Rams coach Sean McVay spoke about contributions from Matthew Stafford and Cooper Kupp, as well as Rob Havenstein and Tyler Higbee.

The Los Angeles Rams dominated the Minnesota Vikings Monday night, winning by nearly three touchdowns. The Rams' defense suffocated the Vikings' offense, and th

Could the Los Angeles Rams make a Matthew Stafford or Cooper Kupp trade this offseason? The latest comments from general manager Les Snead have done nothing to poor cold water on these rumors. In fact,

In his end-of-season press conference, Rams GM Les Snead addressed the status of both QB Matthew Stafford and WR Cooper Kupp, two of the bigger questions facing the team this offseason. Both have uncertain futures in Los Angeles.

It would be unlike the Los Angeles Rams to trade their prime assets for draft capital. As long as they feature Sean McVay at head coach and Les Snead as general