Los Angeles Rams general manager Les Snead and head coach Sean McVay are known for being bold. The moves they've made over the past eights seasons together has been nothing short of sensational — from trading up to the No.

L.A. retained Matthew Stafford, added Davante Adams and drafted a bevy of players who can contribute across the roster. They also came away with an extra 2026 first-round pick they could save for next year or use to acquire another veteran before the season starts.

Since the team purged many highly compensated veterans after the 2022 NFL season, that has been an even more exaggerated process. The Rams seem to be popular in terms of seeding other NFL teams' rosters.