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Rams elevate Scheelhaase to OC, add Ragone as co-OC
sports5 days ago

Rams elevate Scheelhaase to OC, add Ragone as co-OC

The Los Angeles Rams promoted Nate Scheelhaase from pass-game coordinator to offensive coordinator, replacing Mike LaFleur who left for the Cardinals, and named quarterbacks coach Dave Ragone as co-offensive coordinator. Scheelhaase, a former Illinois quarterback who has coached with the Rams for two years and previously served as Iowa State’s OC, is widely viewed as a future NFL head coach, and the move positions him as Sean McVay’s top offensive lieutenant.

Kingsbury joins Rams staff, eyeing a potential OC role under McVay
sports19 days ago

Kingsbury joins Rams staff, eyeing a potential OC role under McVay

Former Cardinals head coach Kliff Kingsbury is joining the Rams’ offensive staff in 2026, with talks about a potential offensive coordinator role alongside head coach Sean McVay. Kingsbury, 46, spent the last two seasons as Washington’s offensive coordinator after a stint at USC, and the Rams currently have an OC vacancy following Mike LaFleur’s departure, with passing-game coordinator Nate Scheelhaase widely expected to be promoted.

Stafford Wins NFL MVP, Signals Return for 2026 Season
sports19 days ago

Stafford Wins NFL MVP, Signals Return for 2026 Season

Former Georgia QB Matthew Stafford won the NFL MVP by a razor-thin 366-361 margin over Drake Maye, after throwing for 4,707 yards and 46 touchdowns to lead the league this season with the Rams going 12-5. In his acceptance speech, he said he will return next season as he turns 38. Georgia has now produced three NFL MVPs (Stafford, Terrell Davis, Fran Tarkenton), and Stafford’s 2021 Rams Super Bowl run is part of his hall‑of‑fame case.

Stafford clinches first NFL MVP, signals another season with the Rams
sports20 days ago

Stafford clinches first NFL MVP, signals another season with the Rams

Matthew Stafford, 37, won his first NFL MVP and said he will play at least one more season with the Los Angeles Rams after narrowly beating Drake Maye by one first‑place vote; he becomes the oldest quarterback to win MVP for the first time and adds another chapter to his Rams success after their 2021 Super Bowl win, with other award winners including Jaxon Smith‑Njigba and Myles Garrett highlighted at the ceremony.

Arizona Cardinals Tap Mike LaFleur to Lead New Coaching Era
sports24 days ago

Arizona Cardinals Tap Mike LaFleur to Lead New Coaching Era

The Arizona Cardinals have hired Rams offensive coordinator Mike LaFleur, 38, as their new head coach, replacing fired Jonathan Gannon. LaFleur helped the Rams post a high-powered offense in 2025 and is the younger brother of Matt LaFleur, with prior stops in San Francisco, New York, Atlanta and Cleveland. The move comes as Arizona contends with Kyler Murray’s uncertain future after an injury-plagued season and works to overhaul an injury-riddled roster and offensive line.

49ers hire Raheem Morris as defensive coordinator to anchor defense
sports24 days ago

49ers hire Raheem Morris as defensive coordinator to anchor defense

The San Francisco 49ers are hiring former Falcons head coach Raheem Morris to be their defensive coordinator, bringing a veteran play-caller with Rams Super Bowl experience to a defense that struggled midseason but was hampered by injuries; Morris will replace Robert Saleh and oversee a unit with returning stars as San Francisco aims to lift its defensive performance in the NFC West.

Blitz-averse Seahawks nearly backfire as offense carries NFC title bid against Rams
sports28 days ago

Blitz-averse Seahawks nearly backfire as offense carries NFC title bid against Rams

Seattle's blitz-averse defense under Mike Macdonald struggled to generate pressure against the Rams in the NFC Championship, allowing Matthew Stafford to pass for 374 yards and 3 touchdowns while L.A. moved the ball effectively. Seattle still managed to hold the Rams to 27 points and, in the end, the offense and special teams carried the win. The piece argues that Macdonald’s conservative approach remains central to Seattle’s identity and could keep them in the Super Bowl race, though it may require tweaks against New England.