The Los Angeles Rams usually have 3 Wide Receivers and 1 Tight End on most of their offensive plays. That allows for great flexibility in what plays can be called and what pass protections can be utilized. On a passing play a team can decide whether to keep both the tight end and the running back in pass protection or send both out into the route, depending on what look the defense shows. Additionally, with the tight end present, the team can run the ball either toward the strength of the formation or away from it, depending on the front shown by the defense.
The Rams’ defense is usually 3-4. A common defense in American football, the 3-4 features three down linemen and four linebackers (and, also, the four defensive backs). A common defense in American football, the 3-4 features three down linemen and four linebackers (and, also, the four defensive backs).
Head Coach: Sean McVay
Coaching Fellow: Kenneth Black
Assistant Head Coach/Tight end: Thomas Brown
Offensive Coordinator: Liam Coen
Offensive Line Coach: Kevin Carberry
Run Game Coordinator: Eric Henderson
Offensive Assistant: Nick Jones
Senior Offensive Assistant: Greg Olson
Offensive Assistant: Zak Kromer
Offensive Assistant: Jake Peetz
Pass Game Coordinator/Quarterbacks Coach: Zac Robinson
Running Backs Coach: Ra’Shaad Samples
Pass Game Coordinator: Chris Shula
Wide Receivers Coach: Eric Yarber
Defensive Coordinator: Raheem Morris
Inside Linebackers Coach: Chris Beake
Outside Linebackers Coach: Thad Bogardus
Defensive Backs Coach: Jonathan Cooley
Defensive Line Coach: Eric Henderson
Defensive Assistant: Skyler Jones
Defensive Assistant: Lance Schulters
Defensive Backs Coach: Chris Shula
Special Team Coordinator: Joe Decamillis
Special Teams Assistant: Jeremy Springer
