LA
Rams
NFC WestOFF: West CoastDEF: Sound Multiple
1st Pick
#61
Scheme ConfidenceTier 1Full Continuity
McVay returns as head coach and offensive coordinator with his West Coast system firmly established through empirical data. His career fingerprint shows balanced personnel usage and moderate motion rates, matching what the team deployed last season. Shula continues as defensive coordinator with his Modern Odd-Front Zone approach, supported by his own playcalling history that emphasizes sound assignment football with measured blitz rates. Both coordinators have established empirical clusters that directly inform their scheme projections, creating maximum confidence in the system's continuity.
Positional Needs
WRHIGH
5.6
RBHIGH
5.4
EDGEHIGH
5.2
DBMODERATE
4.6
QBMODERATE
4.5
OLMODERATE
4.3
IDLLOW
2.6
LBLOW
2.6
TELOW
2.3
Coaching & Scheme
Head CoachSean McVay
OC
Sean McVay
DC
Chris Shula
West CoastHigh conf
Route concepts, timing, balanced personnel
Source: empirical
Sound MultipleHigh conf
Multiple fronts, assignment-sound, zone coverage
Source: empirical
2026 Draft Capital
Rd 2
#61
Rd 3
#93
Rd 7
#251
Rd 7
#252
Key Roster Moves
ADDED4
CBTrent McDuffieKC$31.0M
CBJaylen WatsonKC$17.0M
LBGrant StuardDET$2.2M
RBJordan Waters$1.0M
LOST19
WRTutu Atwell→ MIA
OLBNick Hampton→ CAR
CBAhkello Witherspoon→ WAS
CBCobie Durant→ DAL
OLBJesse Luketa→ NE
Roster Traits & Gaps
Arm Talent
87
Decision Making
80
Scheme weight: 1.4× (critical)
Mobility & Playmaking
70.58 gap
Scheme weight: 0.7×
Pocket Presence
86
Scheme weight: 1.2×
Production Volume
73
Scheme weight: 0.9×
QB
Roster Overview1
Matthew StaffordAGE1YR
77
Key Concerns
▸The secondary's athleticism grades at zero out of 100, severely limiting their ability to cover modern NFL receivers.
▸Zone coverage sits at just 43 out of 100, creating a fundamental mismatch with Shula's zone-heavy defensive scheme.
▸Pass protection grades at only 24 out of 100, undermining the timing-based concepts in McVay's West Coast offense.
▸Multiple offensive line starters have expiring contracts, threatening continuity along the front.
▸Receiving ability from running backs grades at just 25 out of 100, limiting options in McVay's pass-heavy system.
Top Prospect Fits · 15 shown
1
RB
Jeremiyah Love#1
Do-It-All Back76
fit
2
DB
Dillon Thieneman#2
Do-It-All Safety76
fit
3
OL
Monroe Freeling#15
Athletic Blocker75
fit
4
OL
Micah Morris#18
Do-It-All Lineman75
fit
5
OL
Jim Bonifas#28
Pass Protector75
fit
6
WR
Ted Hurst#60
Volume Receiver75
fit
7
WR
Carnell Tate#37
Possession Receiver74
fit
8
OL
Rocco Spindler#40
Pass Protector74
fit