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In February 2027, SoFi Stadium will play host to Super Bowl LXI, and the NFL is excited about the possibilities after the stadium's first Super Bowl was limited by COVID restrictions.

After an offseason of blockbuster trades and Aaron Donald's return, the Rams enter the season as overwhelming favorites to win another title at SoFi Stadium.

Watch out '72 Dolphins. A Rams team loaded with star talent not only will win the Super Bowl, but they'll become the first NFL team to go 20-0.

Sean McVay and the Rams are adopting a different approach from the San Francisco 49ers by delaying travel to Melbourne, Australia, for their season opener.

Mike Trout could not stop smiling, mirroring the optimism and goodwill at Angel Stadium on the day Stan Kroenke announced a deal to buy the Angels.

Rams players, including Quentin Lake and Kobie Turner, are thrilled Aaron Donald is back on the team, but Sean McVay won't push for him to play in the opener.

Former USC standout Marshawn Lloyd is expected to lead the Green Bay Packers' backfield while Josh Jacobs is in legal limbo.

Aaron Donald is newest name on the Rams' 53-man roster, but undrafted linebacker Wesley Bailey made the cut after a very strong preseason.

Aaron Donald, one of the fiercest pass rushers in NFL history, is coming out of retirement to rejoin the Rams in hopes of winning another Super Bowl title.

Rams defensive standouts Kobie Turner and Braden Fiske could benefit from Aaron Donald's return to the Rams, or see their playing time decrease.