The Los Angeles Rams are coming off having a great offensive performance. But there was still someone missing in the offense. Wide receiver Cooper Kupp only had one catch.

Matt LaFleur leads the Packers, Mike LaFleur guides the Rams, but there’s more connecting these two NFL minds than just football.

Los Angeles Rams offensive coordinator Mike LaFleur (0:00) and defensive coordinator Chris Shula (4:22) talk about navigating the Wild Card relocation to Glendale, Arizona, nose tackle Bobby Brown III's impact on the defensive line,

While most Los Angeles Rams fans are incredibly worried about how Chris ... Yes, but don't just take his word for it, as offensive coordinator Mike LaFleur echoed a very similar sentiment in his own media session. Discussing Hurts on Friday, LaFleur ...

The Los Angeles Rams could have a much different roster next season. Rams head coach Sean McVay hopes the changes don't trickle over to the Rams' coaching staff.

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Cooper Kupp was a driving force when the ... even if the stats sheet doesn’t show it right now,” offensive coordinator Mike LaFleur said. “But any moment, Cooper’s still Cooper, and he’s a huge part of what we’re trying ...

The NFL is often joked to stand for 'Not For Long' — and while that phrase usually refers to how often players play in the league on average, it applied to the

The victory gave the Rams momentum to win the NFC West. Worst moment: Los Angeles had a deflating 23–15 home loss ... Mayfield also kept the team afloat after the injuries to wide receivers Mike Evans and Chris Godwin. Best moment: The Buccaneers made ...

Rams wide receiver Tutu Atwell had career highs in a number of categories, including receptions and yards, in his fourth NFL season.

Rookie wide receiver Jordan Whittington was a factor on offense and special teams because of his consistent effort and physicality.

When he got to Anthony Campanile, whom Hafley had tabbed (with head coach Matt LaFleur’s blessing) as the Packers linebackers coach and defensive run-game coordinator, he called the ex-Miami Dolphins assistant a “star” and a “brilliant football coach.”

St. Louis Rams linebacker Mike Jones stops Kevin Dyson just short of the goal line on the final play of Super Bowl XXXIV on Sunday, Jan. 30, 2000, at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta. The play, known to many as simply “The Tackle,” clinched the Rams’ only championship in St. Louis.