The Los Angeles Rams have done a solid job of not only putting themselves in position to be successful this season, but they have done so for the future as well

Fox Sports' Ralph Vacchiano looked ahead five years in the future to rank all 32 teams by how well-positioned they are (or aren't) to be competitive in the future. He looked at each team's quarterback situation, head coach, management, talent on rookie contracts and franchise history.

The Los Angeles Rams are heading into their final game of the preseason on Saturday when they take on the Cleveland Browns. A 53-man roster prediction is interesting, but that lacks context regarding how many roster spots are truly available.

The Los Angeles Rams are facing a lot of uncertainty when it comes to veteran star quarterback Matthew Stafford. He has missed practice and preseason action due to a back injury that has been ailing him.

The Rams could trade for Richardson this upcoming offseason, and have him learn under Stafford before giving him a bump in pay to be the starter in 2027 -- when he turns 27. Sean McVay is an offensive mind that has gotten the most out of all his quarterbacks. Richardson could be the next one.

The Los Angeles Rams continue to answer questions about their roster leading into the final weekend of preseason.

Through two preseason games, though, the Rams' backups look great at keeping quarterback Stetson Bennett upright. L.A. hasn't played any starting offensive linemen and the Rams still rank No. 1 in Pro Football Focus' pass blocking grade with 81.7 this preseason. The Minnesota Vikings trail them at 76.0.