Rams receivers rank near bottom in depth-adjusted separation metrics

Yahoo Sports1 min read • Latest: Jun 13, 2026, 4:55 PM

Last updated Jun 13, 2026

Rams receivers rank near bottom in depth-adjusted separation metrics
Summary

The Los Angeles Rams receivers struggled to create separation in the passing game during the 2025 season, finishing fifth-worst in the NFL according to Next Gen Stats. The Rams recorded -0.26 yards below expectation for depth-adjusted separation, placing them only ahead of four other teams. Despite these challenges, quarterback Matthew Stafford led the league in passing yards and touchdowns, suggesting the offense thrived on high-difficulty completions. The trend of low separation metrics may continue into the 2026 season with the same roster.

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  • Rams finished fifth-worst in depth-adjusted separation in 2025.
  • Matthew Stafford won MVP while leading in passing yards and touchdowns.
  • Puka Nacua ranked first in receptions and second in receiving yards.
  • Rams may continue to face separation challenges in 2026.
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  • 4:55 PMYahoo SportsRams receivers finished near the bottom in depth-adjusted separation
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The Rams couldn't separate from defenses in 2025, but that didn't hurt the passing offense.

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