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By Anne Erickson
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The Los Angeles Rams are heading into next season looking like one of the more complete teams in the NFC. Actually, they're super complete.
Los Angeles has veterans like quarterback Matthew Stafford. But there's more. The Rams also have emerging young talent. Their offense is dangerous with playmakers at key positions, and the defense continues to develop with a young roster of players. Also, the Rams enter the year with continuity, and that's important.
There are still questions to answer. But on paper, Los Angeles is looking good to compete for a playoff spot and even more.
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Tyler Sullivan of CBS Sports is praising the Rams for their offseason moves. In a piece about the best- and worst-case scenarios for each NFL team, he paints a strong picture for the Rams.
"It's 2021 all over again, with the Rams hoisting the Lombardi Trophy as Super Bowl LXI champions," he says in the piece about the best scenario. "The powerhouse roster L.A. built this offseason lives up to the hype, with Myles Garrett and Trent McDuffie elevating the defense into one of the best units in the league." He adds that Stafford "continues to play at an MVP level, making the Rams the wire-to-wire best team in the NFL."
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The Rams may look strong on paper, but it's more than that. They already almost made it back to the Super Bowl last season. They're not just strong on paper, they've also proved on the field and in-game that they're for real.
That's why this could be their year. They have Stafford. They added Garrett. They have McDuffie. There's really no weak spot in this lineup. That makes them a very dangerous team for the 2026-27 season, and that also makes them hard to beat.
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They'll have to get past the Seahawks, hwich they couldn't do last season. But it's more than possible.
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