The Los Angeles Rams are undergoing changes in their quarterback lineup, with Matthew Stafford leading a group that includes rookie Stetson Bennett and veteran Jimmy Garoppolo. While some analysts criticize the team's depth, others point to the potential for growth among younger players, as the Rams aim for a more competitive season. In coaching news, the Rams have hired Scott Frost, former head coach at Nebraska, in a multifaceted role that includes contributions on special teams and other areas. Frost's previous success at UCF and experience as a player in the NFL may invigorate his coaching career with the Rams. His hiring comes after the Rams parted ways with their assistant special teams coach, highlighting a shift in their coaching strategy. Overall, the Rams are looking to blend experienced leadership with youthful talent as they prepare for the upcoming season.