Checking in on the Rams' 2025 draft class at the bye week

The Los Angeles Rams' 2025 draft class, reduced to five players after one was cut before the season, has shown varied contributions through the first seven weeks. Rookie performances include key plays and limited opportunities due to experienced players ahead of them on the roster.

Tight end Terrance Ferguson, active in five games, has seen increased offensive snaps recently, recording his first career touchdown on a 31-yard catch against Jacksonville and a 21-yard reception for a third-down conversion earlier.

Outside linebacker Brennan Stewart has been praised as a "stud" by coaches, excelling against the run and as a pass rusher with two sacks and a team-high 14.5% pressure rate, playing in all seven games and earning eight tackles.

Defensive lineman Tyler Hunter has been active in five games but limited to special teams, playing 22 snaps total without defensive involvement.

Linebacker Jaden Hamilton, active in six games, has seen fluctuating defensive snap percentages from 3.6% to 21.2%, tallying five tackles and one QB hit amid competition in his position group.

Wide receiver Konata Mumpfield, active in all seven games, played a season-high 41.9% of offensive snaps in Week 7, catching his first career touchdown against Jacksonville after his first reception the prior week, though playing time is affected by the team's use of two-tight end sets.