This Rams position group ranked No. 1 by ESPN

The Los Angeles Rams have a lot of good players on their roster heading into 2025, but few would say they lead the league in any positional group.

Matthew Stafford is a borderline top-five quarterback. Kyren Williams is somewhere near the top-10 at running back, while Puka Nacua and Davante Adams are certainly among the top tiers at receiver. And defensively, Jared Verse and Kobie Turner are ascending talents who aren't at the highest level yet at edge rusher and defensive tackle, respectively.

However, ESPN's Mike Clay believes L.A.'s receiver room as a whole is the best in the league. He graded every positional unit in the league and ranked them among the rest of the league, and the Rams' receiver room got a "9" grade, which was the highest grade alongside the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Cincinnati Bengals, Philadelphia Eagles and Minnesota Vikings.

But between the group comprised of Nacua, Adams, Tutu Atwell, Jordan Whittington, and Konata Mumpfield, ESPN picked the Rams for the top spot.

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It's a group that blends experience, speed and production into a cohesive group that Stafford will certainly enjoy utilizing in 2025. And it's one even the Rams recognize as incredibly deep. Nacua and Adams will be the top two targets, Atwell is great in short-yardage and deep drops, Whittington proved to be adept at intermediate routes and Mumpfield earned a lot of praise throughout the offseason as a mature rookie.

Now, they'll have to prove they're worthy of the top receiver room spot.

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