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As we race toward August, Footballguys.com will examine one team per weekday with our quick-hitting Team Vibes feature, which explores the overall mood toward each team's offense.
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The Rams were a mild surprise as a divisional winner last season. What's the vibe for 2025?
Spoiler alert: We are pretty much all in here.
Rams, Team Vibes
- Good - 13 votes
- Neutral - 1 vote
- Bad - 1 vote
Staffers with Good Vibes
- Meng Song: As always, the biggest question mark is the offensive line. But barring a collapse, the upgrade from Cooper Kupp to Davante Adams bodes well.
- Hutchinson Brown: Matthew Stafford is there, Sean McVay is there, you have Davante Adams and Puka Nacua along with some young studs on defense. This team is playoff-bound.
- Maurile Tremblay: Stafford-McVay just fielded a top-10 passing unit and now imports Davante Adams, so volume and efficiency remain safely high.
- Phil Alexander: They have three players going in the first three rounds of drafts, and every one of them deserves it.
- Jason Wood: The team is well ahead of schedule in rebuilding its defense and has continued augmenting a veteran-laden offense that could get hot and make a deep playoff run.
- David Zacharias: With the sixth-best Super Bowl odds, 17th-easiest strength of schedule, and a projected over/under win total of 9.5, the Rams are positioned for a playoff run.
- Ben Cummins: The addition of Davante Adams will elevate this offense into elite status.
- Kyle Bellefeuil: The Rams' ground game and passing attack should be fruitful for fantasy gamers.
- Jeff Haseley: The Rams are strong on both sides of the ball, and with Sean McVay at head coach, they should compete for the NFC West title.
- Julia Papworth: The loss of Cooper Kupp seems to be softened with the signing of Davante Adams to join Puka Nacua, and the magician Sean McVay looks like he might be able to squeeze one or two more years out of Matthew Stafford as they attempt to run it back one last time.
- Craig Lakins: After moving on from Cooper Kupp, they're running it back with Matthew Stafford at quarterback with Puka Nacua and Davante Adams on the outside.
- Andy Hicks: Sean McVay has proven himself to be an elite coach many times. Should be the favorites to win the division.
- Jeff Bell: The Rams launched a mini-rebuild in 2023 and exceeded expectations. They are realizing the benefits after a playoff upset of Minnesota and the most competitive playoff game against Philadelphia.
Staffer with Neutral Vibes
- Jeff Blaylock: The offense will be better than last year, but the defense won't be. A division title remains in reach, but a deep playoff run is a stretch.
Staffer with Bad Vibes
- Tripp Brebner: LT Alaric Jackson signed an extension, then learned he had blood clots threatening his 2025. OL play wrecked the Rams' 2022 season.