The Rams are in the Super Bowl, and that means the triumphant return of the Inside the Rams podcast. Reporting live from Atlanta, NFL writer and Inside the Rams host Ryan Kartje is joined by Rams beat writer Rich Hammond to break down every aspect of Sunday's big game against the Patriots. Can Sean McVay outsmart Bill Belichick? Can Jared Goff outperform Tom Brady on the biggest stage? Rich and Ryan answer those questions and many more ahead of the Rams' quest for their first Super Bowl ever in Los Angeles.

After a slow start, the Rams rolled to a crucial opening-week victory in Oakland, but there are no slow starts on the Inside the Rams podcast, as beat writer Rich Hammond joins host Ryan Kartje to discuss how Sean McVay bested his mentor, how the Rams rebuilt defense looked in its debut, and who stood out on offense. (Hint: They're pretty much all linemen.)

Can the Rams go all the way? In our Season Preview edition of Inside the Rams, host Ryan Kartje is joined by Rams beat writer Rich Hammond to answer that and all the other questions facing Sean McVay and Co., as the Rams begin a highly anticipated 2018 season.

At the midway point of the NFL preseason, host Ryan Kartje welcomes rival podcaster and Rams team reporter Myles Simmons on to the Inside the Rams podcast to share his takes on Rams camp thus far, from Todd Gurley's love of cats to the Rams competition at weakside linebacker.

Todd Gurley just signed the largest guaranteed contract in the history of NFL running backs, but did the Rams make the right decision? Inside the Rams host Ryan Kartje welcomes on NFL columnist Vinny Bonsignore to debate L.A.'s long-term commitment to the reigning Offensive Player of the Year, as well as wonder whether Aaron Donald might be getting paid here, anytime soon.

With barely more than a week left until camp opens, the Rams made their first move of the season, locking up new wideout Brandin Cooks on a long-term deal. Inside the Rams host Ryan Kartje is joined by Rams beat writer Rich Hammond to break down Cooks' deal and what it means for the near future.

As the Rams wrap up their offseason program, Inside the Rams host Ryan Kartje checks in on the state of the team heading into the summer, with comments from Sean McVay, Wade Phillips, and Marcus Peters. Later in the podcast, SCNG NFL columnist Vinny Bonsignore joins to talk about his trip to the Rams' stadium site, as well as break down the current state of negotiations between the Rams and reigning NFL Defensive Player of the Year, Aaron Donald.

The Rams have traded for another Pro Bowl-caliber player, so Inside The Rams host Ryan Kartje returns for another offseason pod to give his thoughts on what adding Brandin Cooks means for the Rams offense and ask whether a first-round pick is too high of a price to pay. Later, NFL columnist Vinny Bonsignore joins from the Rams new stadium construction site to evaluate the team's wild offseason as a whole.

The Rams' wild offseason continues, as Ndamukong Suh signed a one-year deal to play next to Aaron Donald on L.A.'s stacked defensive line. Inside the Rams host Ryan Kartje is joined by beat writer Rich Hammond to break down what Suh's signing means, what the Rams are getting in their new Pro Bowl defensive tackle, and how exactly he might fit in Wade Phillips suddenly stacked defense. Later, they discuss another potential bombshell move, as the Rams are rumored to be considering a trade for All-Pro Giants receiver Odell Beckham Jr.

After a wild week in which the Rams made four trades and reconstructed their entire defense, NFL writer and Inside the Rams host Ryan Kartje is joined by Rams beat writer Rich Hammond and NFL columnist Vinny Bonsignore to analyze the impact of the Rams trades for Marcus Peters and Aqib Talib, as well as the fallout from trading locker room favorites Robert Quinn and Alec Ogletree. Then, they discuss the decision to franchise tag Lamarcus Joyner and whether Sammy Watkins has played his last down in L.A.