Rams lead NFL in offensive plays using three tight ends in 2025

The Los Angeles Rams utilized three-tight-end sets more than any team last season, recording an NFL-high 331 offensive plays. This strategy was marked by notable efficiency, averaging 8.4 yards per pass play with such personnel groupings, significantly above the league average of 6.3 yards. Coach Sean McVay's approach shifted from traditional formations to maximizing tight end versatility, as evidenced by standout seasons from Colby Parkinson, Tyler Higbee, and the emergence of rookie Max Klare. The Rams' tight end depth positions them well heading into the 2026 season, suggesting a continuation of this successful offensive strategy.

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