SANTA CLARA — Like everyone else in 49ers country, Trent Williams wasn’t exactly thrilled about the Rams trading for All-Pro edge rusher Myles Garrett this week. “It sucks,” said the 49ers left tackle,

The Rams head into the 2026 season with the best-looking team in the league.

Ian Hartitz breaks down every angle of the Rams offense to prep you for the 2026 fantasy football season and what to expect from the high-powered NFC offense.

While wife Erica gently douses rumors, Sean McVay, Les Snead, Cooper Kupp and others hint that Aaron Donald is tempted to unretire and return to the Rams.

Offensive coordinator: Nate Scheelhaase (replaces Mike LaFleur) Key addition: CB Trent McDuffie (via trade from Kansas City) Draft picks of note: QB Ty Simpson (Round 1 from Alabama), TE Max Klare (Round 2 from Ohio State), WR CJ Daniels (Round 6 from Miami) 2026 strength of schedule: No. 13 (opponents combined 2025 record: 148-139-2)

Expect fireworks in L.A. The football world was shocked this week when the Los Angeles Rams traded for reigning Defensive Player of the Year Myles Garrett.  Garrett, 30, had spent each of his nine professional seasons with the Cleveland Browns,

Christmas came early for football teams in LAUSD when 69 schools received a pallet of equipment from the Rams to help with the 2026 season

Garrett’s new franchise is giving up some stuff. Going to Cleveland from the Rams will be Pro Bowl pass rusher Jared Verse, LA’s first-round pick in 2027, second-round pick in 2028 and third-round pick in 2029.