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The Los Angeles Rams are all-in for a Super Bowl run in 2026, trading for stars like Trent McDuffie and Myles Garrett while drafting Ty Simpson for the future—balancing present firepower with long-term vision. After their 2021 title, they’ve stayed competitive, missing the playoffs only once and nearly reaching the Super Bowl again in 2023. With Matthew Stafford at the helm and elite coaching, expectations are sky-high, with some analysts calling anything less than a championship a failure. But history reminds us: Super Bowl wins hinge on a perfect storm of clutch plays—think game-winning field goals, near-misses, and defensive stops. Even last year’s playoff run could’ve gone another way. While the pressure is immense, reaching the NFC Championship or winning the division should be the baseline. In a stacked NFC, falling short doesn’t mean failure—it just means they’re still in the hunt for the ultimate prize.

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