The NFL has released its list for the 2025-26 Pro Bowl season.
The Los Angeles Rams are one of the most featured teams in the list, with four members of the organization being named to the game.
If the Rams aren’t able to make it to the Super Bowl, these four players will make it to Santa Clara either way. Here are the four players:
Two Offensive Stars Headed To Pro Bowl
GettyThe Rams will have two starters in the Pro Bowl
If it wasn’t obvious enough by these two players’ performances in the 2025 season, Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford and wide receiver Puka Nacua are returning to their third and second Pro Bowls, respectively, and will both be starters in the game.
Stafford is currently playing not just like one of the best quarterbacks in the league, but as a possible frontrunner for MVP.
The quarterback currently leads the league in passing yards (4,179) and pass touchdowns (40) at the age of 37 — while only throwing 5 interceptions, which is on track to be his lowest in a full season. With how he has been playing, the QB could be well on his way to earning his first All-Pro nod.
A lot of the success for Stafford has been at the hands of Puka Nacua, who is his go-to target this season.
Nacua has the second-most receiving yards in the season (1,592) and is tied for the eighth-most receiving touchdowns (8) despite missing one game this season. The wide receiver has also been a lethal weapon in the running game, having 8 rushing attempts for 81 yards and a score.
In his last three games for the Rams, Nacua has logged 573 receiving yards and four touchdowns, heating up just in time for Los Angeles right before the playoffs.
Two EDGE Rushers Will Be In Santa Clara
GettyTwo members of the Rams’ defensive front four have earned Pro Bowl nods
The Los Angeles Rams defense has been one of the best this season, allowing only 19.9 points per game, the sixth-fewest in the league.
Headlined by the D-line, two pass rushers earned their second and first respective Pro Bowl appearances.
Defensive Rookie of the Year Jared Verse is returning to his second Pro Bowl after a strong first season with the Rams. The EDGE rusher has the ninth-highest overall grade out of 112 qualifying EDGE rushers from Pro Football Focus, with an 84.4 grade.
Verse has registered 6.5 sacks and 49 tackles for the Rams in his second season in the NFL.
On the opposite side of Verse is third-year defender Byron Young, who has earned his first Pro Bowl nod. On the season, the former Tennessee Volunteer has taken down opposing quarterbacks 11 times, which is tied for the ninth-most in the league. He has also recorded 72 tackles this season, which is a career high.
Both players had standout performances in the playoffs last season and could see their best performances in just a few weeks.
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