Los Angeles Rams

Vertical — Concept passing + vertical shots.
Team fit 83.6 B+

Tampa 2 — Rush four, rally and tackle.
Team fit 85.0 A−

A genuinely balanced roster — both units rate in the league's top ten. The face of it is Myles Garrett (LE, 99).

Reality check: the game's most talented roster — the No. 1 defense and No. 2 offense in this file, with two 99s — is 3-4 in real life. Myles Garrett still has not played since Week 1, Davante Adams is out 6-10 weeks, and Poona Ford is done for the year. The superteam is on injured reserve.

Matthew Stafford (QB, 98) is the headliner. 99 short accuracy — pinpoint underneath, where this offense quietly lives; 97 medium accuracy — the medium ball goes exactly where he points it; 95 throw power — a howitzer of an arm — every blade of grass is in range. Game-planning against this team starts with him and works backward.

Puka Nacua (98) would headline most offenses himself — having two of them is how this unit breaks coverage math. Two receivers at 88+ — Puka Nacua (98) and Davante Adams (91) — puts this team in a club of only 3 in the league; you cannot double both.

Myles Garrett (LE, 99) sets the terms. 99 power moves — wins with power — the long arm and the bull rush, your tackle going backward; 96 block shedding — sheds blocks like they are optional; 96 strength — immovable when he anchors. He is the problem the other sideline has to solve first.

And he has company at the top: Aaron Donald (95), Trent McDuffie (96) also rate 90+, giving this roster 3 defenders at that level — something only 5 teams in the league can say.

Brandon McManus (75) kicks — 94 leg, 79 accuracy. Ethan Evans (80) punts — 95 leg, 88 accuracy. Top return man is Kyren Williams (79 return).

Offense: Blake Corum (HB, 80 OVR) — a 93 speed buried at 80 overall. Speed is the one trait that plays at any overall — it travels to any package, any formation, any Sunday.

Defense: the cupboard is genuinely bare — not a single 92+ trait among the non-starters.