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Rams are slated to play a 2018 home game in China

As part of the league’s push to grow its fan base internationally, the NFL plans to play a regular-season game in China in the coming years. Although Commissioner Roger Goodell said the details are still being finalized, multiple owners confirmed that the Rams are slated to be the home team for...

  • Rams re-sign tight end Cory Harkey

    Rams re-sign tight end Cory Harkey

    The Rams retained another of their free agents Tuesday as tight end-fullback Cory Harkey agreed to terms with the team. Harkey, 25, started six games last season and had five catches. The 6-foot 4-inch, 259-pound Harkey played at UCLA and signed with the Rams as an undrafted free agent in 2012....

  • Rams re-sign free agent defensive end Eugene Sims for three years and a reported $10 million

    Rams re-sign free agent defensive end Eugene Sims for three years and a reported $10 million

    Four days after re-signing one of their free-agent defensive ends, the Rams agreed to terms with another. Eugene Sims, who started nine games for the team last season, on Sunday finalized a three-year contract that reportedly is worth $10 million. Sims, 29, was a sixth-round draft pick by the Rams...

  • Rams to play international games the next three seasons

    Rams to play international games the next three seasons

    The Rams, who are scheduled to play in London against the New York Giants on Oct. 23, will play international games in each of the next three seasons, Rams owner Stan Kroenke said Friday. Kroenke made his comments while appearing as part of an “Evolution of Ownership” panel at the MIT Sloan Sports...

  • Rams not among NFL teams awarded compensatory draft picks

    Rams not among NFL teams awarded compensatory draft picks

    The loss of free-agent cornerback Janoris Jenkins and safety Rodney McLeod could bring the Rams compensatory draft picks in 2017, but the Rams were not among the 13 teams awarded picks Friday for free agents lost before the 2015 season. A team losing "more or better compensatory free agents than...

  • Rams do not see much free-agency movement on Thursday

    Rams do not see much free-agency movement on Thursday

    After a frenetic opening day to free agency, it was mostly quiet Thursday -- at least outwardly -- for the Rams. A day after unrestricted free-agent cornerback Janoris Jenkins and safety Rodney McLeod joined other teams, and safety/linebacker Mark Barron and defensive end William Hayes re-signed...

  • As free agency starts, Rams lose Jenkins and McLeod, but Barron and Hayes stay

    As free agency starts, Rams lose Jenkins and McLeod, but Barron and Hayes stay

    If the plan going into the start of free agency really was to re-sign the entire secondary, the Rams suffered two major losses Wednesday. Cornerback Janoris Jenkins left for a huge payday from the New York Giants. Safety Rodney McLeod signed with the Philadelphia Eagles. The Rams salvaged the frenetic...

  • Rams have priorities set heading into the free-agency period

    Rams have priorities set heading into the free-agency period

    Peyton Manning is retired and off the market. Robert Griffin III is available, and Brock Osweiler and Ryan Fitzpatrick are among unrestricted free-agent quarterbacks who could sign with new teams. All are more high-profile options than Case Keenum, the Rams' presumptive starter. The Rams could...

  • Rams' Tre Mason is arrested in Florida traffic stop on suspicion of marijuana possession, resisting an officer

    Rams' Tre Mason is arrested in Florida traffic stop on suspicion of marijuana possession, resisting an officer

    Rams running back Tre Mason was arrested Saturday in Florida after a traffic stop by police, who said they used a stun gun to subdue the 22-year-old NFL player. Mason was arrested on suspicion of misdemeanor reckless driving, possession of marijuana, resisting an officer and failure to register...

  • L.A. Rams' Case Keenum has the mind-set of a starting quarterback

    L.A. Rams' Case Keenum has the mind-set of a starting quarterback

    The Los Angeles Rams' head coach sat behind the middle of the table, a Pro Bowl defensive tackle to his right and a Pro Bowl punter to his left. As reporters, photographers and television camera operators surrounded Jeff Fisher, Aaron Donald and Johnny Hekker on Friday after a team meeting at a...

  • Rams hold first meeting as a team in Los Angeles

    Rams hold first meeting as a team in Los Angeles

    The Los Angeles Rams met for the first time as a team in Southern California on Friday, and players said they came away from the gathering with good information. “It was productive and it was informative,” offensive lineman Rodger Saffold said after the meeting at a Manhattan Beach hotel. “They...

  • With NFL salary cap set, L.A. Rams can start making deals

    With NFL salary cap set, L.A. Rams can start making deals

    Maneuvering by the Rams began even before the NFL set the salary cap for the 2016 season. Now that $155.27 million has been established as the number, the Rams know exactly how much money they can spend. They are about $60 million under the cap heading into the new league year, which begins March...

  • Even at combine, the Los Angeles Rams are focused on keeping secondary intact

    Even at combine, the Los Angeles Rams are focused on keeping secondary intact

    The NFL scouting combine is not only a pro football talent bazaar but also a convention and marketplace for team executives to assess the value of players already on their rosters. So despite the attention on draft prospects this week, Rams General Manager Les Snead was definitive Thursday about...

  • Rams' immediate to-do list includes getting players settled in L.A.

    Rams' immediate to-do list includes getting players settled in L.A.

    Los Angeles Rams players are finally about to see their new hometown. Coach Jeff Fisher said Wednesday that he was looking forward to a March 4 team meeting in Southern California, where he and Rams administrators will provide players with information about a range of issues related to the franchise's...

  • Oxnard approves hosting Rams' spring practices

    Oxnard approves hosting Rams' spring practices

    The Oxnard City Council unanimously approved a deal with the Rams on Tuesday to host the team’s spring practices in the city. The River Ridge fields -- where the Dallas Cowboys stage their training camp -- will be home to the Rams from April 18 through June 17. “This is positive news for the city...

  • Rams will be looking at more than quarterbacks at combine

    Rams will be looking at more than quarterbacks at combine

    During more than two decades as a scout, player personnel director and general manager, Les Snead has watched the NFL scouting combine morph into an off-season spectacle, replete with television coverage and an overwhelming media presence. Despite the potential distractions, the weeklong event...

  • Los Angeles Rams close to finalizing deal to hold spring practices in Oxnard

    Los Angeles Rams close to finalizing deal to hold spring practices in Oxnard

    After weeks of weighing their options, the Rams are beginning to finalize plans for their first year back in Los Angeles.The Oxnard City Council will vote Tuesday on an agreement with the team to hold spring practices in the city – on the same site where the Dallas Cowboys stage their training...

  • Rams' cuts of James Laurinaitis, Chris Long and Jared Cook clear cap space

    Rams' cuts of James Laurinaitis, Chris Long and Jared Cook clear cap space

    Middle linebacker James Laurinaitis, the Rams' all-time leader in tackles, said during a radio interview this week, he was looking forward to his eighth season with the team, the franchise's first in Southern California in more than two decades. "It's going to be an exciting transition," Laurinaitis...

  • Rams are getting down to the business of the NFL off-season even before they get out to L.A.

    Rams are getting down to the business of the NFL off-season even before they get out to L.A.

    They journeyed to Hawaii to play in the Pro Bowl and made the rounds as product pitchmen in San Francisco before the Super Bowl. Rams running back Todd Gurley and defensive lineman Aaron Donald are now looking forward to another milepost in their travelogue: Arriving with former St. Louis teammates...

  • USC's Pat Haden undergoes unspecified medical procedure

    USC's Pat Haden undergoes unspecified medical procedure

    USC Athletic Director Pat Haden underwent an unspecified medical procedure Thursday and was expected to remain hospitalized for another day or two, a person with knowledge of the situation said. Haden, 63, was hospitalized Wednesday after feeling lightheaded outside Heritage Hall. Paramedics took...

  • Arsenal to meet Chivas in July 31 friendly at StubHub

    Arsenal to meet Chivas in July 31 friendly at StubHub

    English Premier League power Arsenal will play a pair of midsummer friendlies in California, meeting the Major League Soccer All-Stars on July 28 in San Jose, then playing Mexico's Chivas of Guadalajara at StubHub Center in Carson on July 31. "Preseason is a critically important time for us and...

  • Cam Newton is named MVP; Brett Favre and Ken Stabler chosen for Hall of Fame

    Cam Newton is named MVP; Brett Favre and Ken Stabler chosen for Hall of Fame

    Cam Newton is now a Super Bowl quarterback with an MVP award. Offensive player of the year, too. And his coach, Ron Rivera, owns a second NFL honor as well. And quarterbacks Brett Favre and Ken Stabler were chosen for the 2016 class of the Pro Football Hall of Fame on Saturday night, along with...

  • Rams' Todd Gurley is NFL's offensive rookie of the year

    Rams' Todd Gurley is NFL's offensive rookie of the year

    The Rams will arrive in the Los Angeles for the 2016 season with an award-winning running back. Todd Gurley continued his postseason haul Saturday when he was announced as the Associated Press NFL offensive rookie of the year. The announcement was made during the league's "NFL Honors" show. Gurley...

  • Rams trio takes advantage of Pro Bowl opportunities

    Rams trio takes advantage of Pro Bowl opportunities

    Running back Todd Gurley, defensive tackle Aaron Donald and punter Johnny Hekker would not mind making another trip to the Pro Bowl next season — as Los Angeles Rams. The trio had earned roster spots for Sunday's game based on their performances this season for a team that finished 7-9 in its final...

  • Mike Martz: Terrell Owens shouldn't be a Hall of Fame finalist before Issac Bruce and Torry Holt

    Mike Martz: Terrell Owens shouldn't be a Hall of Fame finalist before Issac Bruce and Torry Holt

    When the Pro Football Hall of Fame's class of 2016 is announced this weekend, Isaac Bruce and Torry Holt won't hear their names called. In their second year of eligibility, the former St. Louis Rams receiving greats are not finalists. Terrell Owens, another former receiving great, does have a chance...

  • Clippers' Blake Griffin will have more time to recover from quadriceps injury

    Clippers' Blake Griffin will have more time to recover from quadriceps injury

    Blake Griffin's bothersome quadriceps shouldn't be an issue by the time he plays his next game for the Clippers.Then there's his broken right hand, which could hurt him even if it's not painful.Griffin injured his shooting hand when he punched a team assistant equipment manager on Jan. 23 in Toronto,...

  • Rams hire Skip Peete as running backs coach

    Rams hire Skip Peete as running backs coach

    Rams Coach Jeff Fisher has filled another vacancy on his staff. Skip Peete has been hired to coach Rams running backs, a person with knowledge of the situation said Friday. The person requested anonymity because they are not authorized to speak publicly about personnel moves. Peete, who turns 53...

  • If Chargers move here, it seems likely they'd be Stan Kroenke's tenant

    If Chargers move here, it seems likely they'd be Stan Kroenke's tenant

    The San Diego Chargers have insisted for nearly a year that they wanted to be an equal partner in a Los Angeles stadium were they to move north. But if they choose to relocate, there is a strong likelihood that it will be as a tenant paying $1 per year to play in Rams owner Stan Kroenke's planned...

  • Rams GM Les Snead insists team will be up for playing in Coliseum

    Rams GM Les Snead insists team will be up for playing in Coliseum

    The Rams have begun the process of transitioning from St. Louis to Los Angeles, where they will play for first time in more than two decades.The logistics of the move are only one of the issues the franchise faces as it prepares for the 2016 season, the first of three it is expected to play at...

  • Coliseum Commission to consider temporarily housing two NFL teams

    Coliseum Commission to consider temporarily housing two NFL teams

    The Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum Commission will consider amending its lease with USC during Thursday’s meeting to allow two NFL teams to temporarily use the stadium. The announcement from L.A. County Supervisor Mark Ridley-Thomas, the commission's president, is the latest sign that a second NFL...

  • L.A. Rams GM Les Snead has his eyes on potential draft prizes at the Senior Bowl

    L.A. Rams GM Les Snead has his eyes on potential draft prizes at the Senior Bowl

    Rams General Manager Les Snead stood inside Ladd-Peebles Stadium late Tuesday afternoon, after the first Senior Bowl practice he would see this week. A North team that features quarterbacks Cody Kessler of USC, Kevin Hogan of Stanford, Carson Wentz of North Dakota State and Jeff Driskel of Louisiana...

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