Los Angeles is looking to add depth on offense for a 2026 Super Bowl run. The front office has identified three free agents: quarterback Mitch Trubisky, who could bring mobility for $8 million a year; wide receiver Romeo Doubs, a four‑year, $61 million deal that would give the Rams a reliable third‑down threat; and tight end Charlie Kolar, a three‑year, $21 million contract that would bolster blocking and add a receiving option.
The Rams already have a strong backfield with Blake Corum and Jarquez Hunter, so adding a running back may be unnecessary. Doubs and Malik Willis are set to hit the market in three weeks, and the team will need to weigh the cost of each signing against the roster’s current depth. If the Rams secure any of these players, it would signal a serious push toward a championship in 2026.