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In the Rams’ final preseason joint session with the Saints, the Stafford-to-Adams connection remained sharp, Ferguson flashed confidence with catches, and the Rams’ defense dominated at the line with multiple would-be sacks, batted passes and strong plays from Landman and Turner.
A fantasy-football analysis flags Rashee Rice, Cam Skattebo, Davante Adams, Lamar Jackson, and TreVeyon Henderson as risks in 2026 drafts due to potential changes in roles, injury history, aging, and backfields that could become committees, noting their ADPs from 3.03 to 5.08 may overstate upside if these downsides materialize.
On Day 6 at LMU, Rams training camp spotlighted wide receiver–cornerback battles as Davante Adams showed his reliable release and a perfect fade catch over Trent McDuffie, while rookie CJ Daniels and Ty Simpson connected on several plays; Mario Williams emerged, Blake Corum looked leaner and explosive, and the secondary (Forbes Jr., Lampkin) flashed with a forced fumble and a key breakup, as McDuffie and Nate Landman applied pressure and Myles Garrett rested.
Stafford looked sharp in his camp debut on Day 2, connecting with Nacua, Adams and CJ Daniels as Stetson Bennett IV took most second-team reps; Lampkin intercepted again while McDuffie and Emmanuel Forbes Jr. pressed receivers in a heated cornerback battle, Garrett pressured the QB, and Braden Fiske forced Stafford to roll out in a competitive Rams practice.
Rams coach Sean McVay said a Davante Adams trade was on the table if L.A. could land A.J. Brown, and acquiring Brown would have made trading Adams ‘best for our team.’ The Rams didn’t pursue Brown because of medical-record concerns, keeping Adams’ future in play as the team weighed Brown’s and Adams’ 2026 salaries alongside Puka Nacua’s extension and a March 15 roster bonus.
At the NFL Annual League Meeting, Rams coach Sean McVay said the team is weighing Kirk Cousins as a backup for Matthew Stafford and has discussed Jimmy Garoppolo as well, while revealing they considered trading Davante Adams this offseason but decided against it, signaling ongoing aggressive moves for a Super Bowl run.
Rams WR Davante Adams fought back tears after Los Angeles’ 31-27 loss to Seattle in the NFC Championship, marking his fifth trip to the title game without a Super Bowl, as he praised his teammates’ effort and acknowledged the pain of coming up short.
Davante Adams called the 31-27 NFC Championship loss to Seattle heartbreak, extending his 0-5 record in title games and keeping his elusive Super Bowl dream alive, even as he caught a touchdown in the defeat.
Seattle defeated the Rams 31-27 in the NFC Championship to reach the Super Bowl, sending Los Angeles home one win short; in the locker room, Davante Adams fought back tears and Rams coach Sean McVay bristled at questions about Matthew Stafford’s future, saying, “What the hell kind of question is that?” while praising Stafford’s play and noting he’s still “a pretty damn good” quarterback. Seattle’s Sam Darnold led a sharp offensive performance as LA’s late fourth-down attempt fell incomplete, ending the Rams’ season and setting up a Seahawks-Patriots Super Bowl matchup.
Rams wide receiver Davante Adams, in his fifth NFC Championship appearance, says reaching the Super Bowl feels almost mythical, reflecting on past playoff runs with the Packers and the effort needed as the Rams prepare to face the Seahawks at Lumen Field.
In the NFC Wild Card, Matthew Stafford rallied the Los Angeles Rams from a 31-27 deficit, orchestrating a 71-yard game-winning drive that ended with a 19-yard TD with 2:38 to play. Stafford finished 24 of 42, despite receiver drops, and the comeback was sparked by his conversation with Davante Adams: “let’s go snatch these guys’ hearts,” a moment Adams called pretty cold before the clutch drive.
Torry Holt, a Hall of Fame finalist, compares himself and Isaac Bruce to current NFL wide receivers Davante Adams and Puka Nacua during 'NFL GameDay Morning', highlighting their playing styles and impact.
The Los Angeles Rams expect to have safety Quentin Lake and wide receiver Davante Adams back for their Wild Card playoff game against the Panthers, with tight end Terrance Ferguson also likely to play. Offensive lineman Kevin Dotson's status remains uncertain, and Rob Havenstein's injury is considered week-to-week. The team is cautious with injuries, aiming to have key players available for the postseason.
Davante Adams is doubtful and Braden Fiske questionable for the Rams' Thursday Night Football game against the Seahawks, with Adams dealing with knee/hamstring issues after exiting last week's game. The Seahawks' Charles Cross is out due to a hamstring injury, while other players from both teams are listed as full participants or limited in practice. The game remains a key divisional matchup with injury statuses closely monitored.
Rams head coach Sean McVay is uncertain about Davante Adams' availability for Thursday night's game against the Seahawks due to a hamstring injury, and will decide at game time. Tyler Higbee and Rob Havenstein, who are eligible to return from IR, will not play this week. The team emphasizes leadership and positive influence from injured players even when not on the field.