The Los Angeles Rams had a brief but active free agency period to kick off the week, signing star wide receiver Davante Adams and an underrated pickup in signing defensive tackle Poona Ford. After their first two initial big moves, the Rams have shored up depth by adding Coleman Shelton and Larrell Murchison.

What does their depth chart look like after their opening salvo of free agency moves? Where do they need to continue adding talent?

Los Angeles Rams 2025 Depth Chart Post-Free Agency

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OFFENSE

Position	Starter	Backup	Reserves	Reserves
QB	Matthew Stafford	Jimmy Garoppolo	Stetson Bennett
RB	Kyren Williams	Blake Corum	Ronnie Rivers	Cody Schrader
WR	Davante Adams	Tutu Atwell
WR	Puka Nacua	Quintez Cephus
Slot	Jordan Whittington	Xavier Smith	Drake Stoops
TE	Tyler Higbee	Colby Parkinson	Davis Allen
LT	Alaric Jackson	AJ Arcuri
LG	Steve Avila	KT Leveston	Justin Dedich
C	Beaux Limmer	Coleman Shelton	Dylan McMahon
RG	Kevin Dotson	Coleman Shelton	KT Leveston
RT	Rob Havenstein	Warren McClendon	Conor McDermott

The top of the lineup is set virtually across the board, save for perhaps competition/starter at the slot WR spot with Jordan Whittington. Their starting offensive line group is set, so ignore any mock drafts that have them taking a guard/center early on. They do need to focus on addressing their depth along the offensive line, and perhaps find their right tackle of the future behind Rob Havenstein. 

Quarterback seems largely full, beyond the Rams potentially taking a swing late on a young QB to compete with Stetson Bennett to be the backup behind Stafford after his season. The Rams should also invest in their skill position talent, but their running back room is getting pretty full for that. 

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DEFENSE

Position	Starter	Backup	Reserves
DE	Braden Fiske	Desjuan Johnson	David Olajiga
NT	Poona Ford	Tyler Davis	Jack Heflin
DT	Kobie Turner	Larrell Murchison	Kevin Strong
EDGE	Jared Verse	Nick Hampton	Keir Thomas
ILB	Omar Speights	Elias Neal
ILB	Tony Fields II
EDGE	Byron Young	Brennan Jackson	Rashad Weaver
CB	Cobie Durant	Emmanuel Forbes	Shaun Jolly	A.J. Green
CB	Darious Williams	Derion Kendrick	Cam Lampkin
Nickel CB	Quentin Lake	Josh Wallace	Charles Woods
SS	Kamren Curl	Jaylen McCollough
FS	Kamren Kinchens	Quentin Lake	Tanner Ingle

Shield your eyes if you are a fan of depth or the linebacker position, as the Rams have neither. This side of the ball needs plenty of investment throughout. You can pick almost any position group and the Rams need an influx of talent to add there. 

They need to lock down their secondary, as none of their cornerbacks are established quality starters for 2025 and they have no serious depth behind the duo. Safety feels safe, but I wouldn't pass on a talent like Malaki Starks if it means they can deploy Curl full-time in the box and keep Lake in the slot. 

The top of their pass rush room is set with superstar Jared Verse and Byron Young, but their depth is vastly unproven and has struggled with injuries. Taking a mid-round swing here makes a ton of sense to continue filling out this room.

However, there's no position group they desperately need to fill out more than the linebacker position. It's the one room they seemingly do not care at all about, yet they should, given their woes stopping the run consistently and getting beat over the middle of the field in the passing game.

This mentality should change to invest in this room throughout the draft, but it's been like this in for the Rams for years with little change. Maybe this is the year that changes.