ESPN names Rams as best fit for All-Pro wide receiver

The Los Angeles Rams are taking their 2025 wide receiver room into 2026, with Tutu Atwell being the only major departure from the unit. Despite their investment in CJ Daniels, the room does lack veteran talent, with Davante Adams being the only receiver on the roster who isn't on his rookie contract. There are many suggestions on who could round out the room, and for a Rams team with Super Bowl ambitions, perhaps a face that played in last season's championship could be the key to helping them return to the mountain top.

ESPN's Matt Bowen suggested that All-Pro wide receiver Stefon Diggs would be a great addition , naming the Rams as the best team fit for the aging playmaker. The Ravens could be a fit for Diggs, but I really like him in L. A.

alongside Puka Nacua and Davante Adams. The Rams attempted 430 passes out of 11 personnel (three wide receivers) last season, which was ninth most in the league, and Diggs is a natural separator who can line up inside or outside. Plus, he has the toughness to work the middle of the field on in-breaking concepts, a key element of coach Sean McVay's offense.

Diggs had 85 receptions last season for the Patriots, which was almost twice as many as their next-closest wide receiver (Mack Hollins with 46). He would provide an easy boost to the Rams WR room for quarterback Matthew Stafford. Diggs is entering his 12th professional season, and in 2025, he secured his seventh 1,000-yard and 100-catch season.