ESPN report: These four players are currently contending for the NFL no.1 leaderboards for the rams.

In 2024, Tyler Higbee, Cooper Kupp, Matthew Stafford, and Kyren Williams can all accomplish notable goals.

Cooper Kupp, Kyren Williams, and Matthew Stafford of the Los Angeles Rams are all in position to climb the team’s individual career stat leaderboards. Tyler Higbee is another, and his rise is contingent upon his recuperation from a serious injury.

Currently ranks among the NFL’s all-time Top 10 career performers. Now in his fourth season in Los Angeles and after 12 years with the Detroit Lions, Stafford is prepared to contend for the number one quarterback position on two NFL clubs.

Although he has a long list of goals to achieve, Kyren Williams can continue to build on his breakthrough season. He will rise quickly in the ranks with another outstanding season, but it won’t be simple; he will have to overcome nagging injuries and competition from a highly anticipated rookie.

If Kupp wants to make a serious run at becoming the Rams’ all-time leading receiver, he must demonstrate that injuries have not prematurely put him in the twilight of his career. Catching the two Hall of Famers (yes, two; Torry Holt’s absence is unforgivable) won’t be simple.

Currently, Tyler Higbee leads the Rams in productivity among tight ends. He has had a difficult career and is currently recovering from a serious knee injury. His perseverance will propel him into the L.A. all-time Top 10, and if he can return for a few more seasons, a Top 5 finish is very likely.

Matthew Stafford’s attempts at passing away
Staff should easily pass former Rams greats Bob Waterfield, Kurt Warner, and Norm Van Brocklin (as well as Sam Bradford) at #9 with 1425 to move up to #5. It will take him playing out his contract through 2026, maybe even longer, to crack the Top 3.

The Roman numeral 3313 (1962–1972)
Jim Everett (1986–1993) 3277
3171 Marc Bulger (2001–2010)
2421 Jared Goff (2016–2021)
Van Brocklin, Norm, 1897 (1949–1957)

1760 Sam Bradford (2010-2014)
1688 Kurt Warner (1998-2003)
1617 Bob Waterfield (1945–1952)
1425 Matthew Stafford (2021–2023)

Finalizations
Stafford can go from #8 (936) to #5 (1121), where Kurt Warner now sits, in just 200. He’s still not as good as #4 Jared Goff, even with a herculean effort in 2024, but #1 is within reach after three productive seasons.

Marc Bulger, 1969
Jim Everett, born in 1847
Gabriel, Roman (1705)
Jared Goff (1536)
Kurt Warner, 1121
Sam Bradford: Standard Van Brocklin: 1011
936 yards for Matthew Stafford
A career-best season would push him up to #5 behind Van Brocklin, but more likely he’ll go from #9 (10,938) to #6 and take Warner’s (14,447) slot. Once more, it would require three successful seasons to claim the top rank.

Jim Everett (23758)
Marc Bulger: 22,814

Gabriel Romano: 22,223
Jared Goff: 18,171
Van Brocklin, Norman-16,114
Kurt Warner: 14,447
11,849 Bob Waterfield
Sam Bradford: 11,065
Matthew Stafford: 10,938 points gained
It is reasonable to predict that Stafford (75), seated at #8, will move up to #5 and take up Jared Goff’s (107) spot. He ranks #1 with an average of 30 per season during the course of his three-year contract.

Roman Gabriel (164
Jim Everett (142)
Marc Bulger: 122

Van Brocklin, Norm (118)
Jared Goff: 107
Kurt Warner: 102
Bob Waterfield, age 97
Matthew Stafford (75)
Kyren Williams, rushing

An attempt
At #38 (263) right now, William has the potential to knock Charles White (504) out of the Top 20, but his chances of passing 2023 colleague Darell Henderson (442) for #23 and #22 Dick Hoerner (450) are higher.

Jackson, Steven: 2395 (2004-2012)
1525 Eric Dickerson (1983–1987)
1999-2006 Marshall Faulk-1447
The 1435th Lawrence McCutcheon (1972–1979)
1265 Todd Gurley (2015-2020)
1218 Dick Bass (1960–1969)
Bryant Cullen, 802 (1973–1982, 1987)
797 (1964–1967, 1969–1974) Les Josephson
Bettis, Jerome – 796 (1993–1995)

Tyler, Wendell 720 (1977–1982)
688 Jon Arnett (1957–1963)
Younger Tank: 682 (1949–1957)
672 Dan Towler (1950–1955)
Cleveland 667 Gary (1989–1993)
Six56 Willie Ellison (1967–1972)
(632) John Cappalletti (1974–1978)
Sixteen Jim Bertelsen (1972–1976)
Bell, Greg (1987–1989), 568
Johnny Drake (1937–1941) – 525
Charles White(1985–1988), 504
473 Larry Smith (1969–1973)
Dick Hoerner (1947–1951): 450
Henderson Darrell: 442 (2019–2023)
Joe Marconi (1956–1961), 345
Wilson Tommy: 389 (1956–1961).
Phillips, Lawrence, 376 (1996–1997)
381, Robert Delpino (1988–1992)
360 Cam Akers (2020–2023)
Mike Guman-1980–1988: 342
Ben Wilson, 1918–1965: 328
326 Zac Stacy, 2013-2015
325-225 Barry Redden (1982–1986)
318 Fred Gehrke (1940, 1945–1949)

Malcom Brown, 316 (2020, 2022, 2015, 2020)
(315) Roman Gabriel (1962–1972)
312 Parker Hall (1939–1942)
285 Ron Waller (1955–1958)
Williams, Kyren: 263 (2022–2023)
Yards Williams may easily move past John Cappalletti’s 2246 for #18 and into the Top 20. With 1283 yards, he is currently ranked #33; another 1000 yard year will move him up to #17, beyond Greg Bell.

Steven Jackson: 10,135
Eric Dickerson (7245)
6969 Marshall Faulk
6186 Lawrence McCutcheon 5417 Dick Bass
Todd Gurley (5404)
Tank Younger: 3296; Les Josephson: 3407; Dan Towler: 3493
3266 for Wendell Tyler and 3119 for Cullen Bryant
Bettis, Jerome (3091)
2901 Willie Ellison
Jon Arnett (2892)
Gary Cleveland: 2634
Jim Bertelsen (2466)
Greg Bell (2375)
2246 John Cappalletti
Charles White (2133)

Tommy Wilson (2130)
Hoerner, Dick (2010)
Larry Smith (1908)
1854 Darrell Henderson
Joe Marconi, born in 1789
Johnny Drake, age 1700
Ron Waller— 1564; Fred Gehrke— 1591
Quinlan Skeets, 1510 (1952–1956)
Barry Redden, 1490
Cam Akers: 1443
Delpino Roberto 1391
Mike Guman, 1286
1283 Touchdowns for Kyren Williams
It becomes sense to predict that Williams will score ten more goals, bringing his career total to 22. This would push him beyond Joe Marconi’s finish into number fifteen, breaking a tie for nineteenth place with Tony Baker, Malcom Brown, and Lawrence Phillips.

Marshall Faulk, age 58
Todd Gurley, age 58
Eric Dickerson and Steven Jackson: 56
Dan Towler, 43
Dick Bass (34).
Wendell Tyler, age 33
Tank Younger and Greg Bell, both 31
Dick Hoerner and Roman Gabriel: 28
Cleveland and Johnny Drake Gary: 24
Timothy McCutcheon: 23

John Cappalletti and Darrell Henderson- 15 Charles White- 14 Jerome Bettis, Fred Gehrke, Bob Waterfield, and Tommy Wilson- 13 Cullen Bryant and Willie Ellison- 20 Jon Arnett- 19 Les Josehson- 17 Jim Bertelsen- 16
Kyren Williams, 12 Receiving; Tyler Higbee and Cooper Kupp

Receptions #4 Kupp (567) ought to breeze through #3 Henry Ellard (593), but to challenge the top two, Torry Holt (869) and Isaac Bruce (942), it will require four straight seasons with 100 catches. With 353 receptions, Higbee is now the top receiving tight end for the Rams. He is ranked #9 overall, and his ability to overtake Robert Woods (367) for #8 will rely on how well he recovers from knee surgery.

Bruce Isaac, 942 (1994-2007)
Torry Holt (1999–2008)– 869
Ellard, Henry (1983–1993), 593
Kupp Cooper, 567 (2017–2023)
Marshall Faulk (1999–2006): 470
Jackson, Steven: 407 (2004-2012)
400 Tom Fears (1948–1956)
Woods, Robert – 367 (2017–2022).
Higbee Tyler, 353 (2016–2023)

Yards
Kupp (7066), trailing Ellard (9761), Bruce (14,109), and Holt (12,660), will require two more strong seasons to make forward. #14 Higbee (3602) will probably not get on the field quickly enough to challenge anyone else, but he just needs 10 yards to move up one spot beyond Bob Boyd (3611).

Isaac Bruce: 14109
Torry Holt (12660)
Henry Ellard (9761)
Cooper Kupp (7066)
6299 Elroy Hirsch (1949–1957)
196012 Jack Snow (1965–1975)
Tom Fears, number 5397
Willie Anderson (1988–1994) 5246
4953 Red Phillips (1958–1964)
Woods Robert, 4626
194556 Jim Benton (1938–1940, 1942, 1944–1947)
4971 Marshall Faulk
Bob Boyd(1950–1951, 1953–1957), 3611
3602 Tyler Higbee

touchdowns
Kupp should easily pass #3 with 51. Hirsch Elroy (53). Higbee (22) trails Robert Woods by just one spot at number fifteen. If all goes well, he should be able to crack the Top 10 in the next years.

Isaac Bruce, aged 84
Torry Holt, age 74
Elroy Hirsch, age 53
Cooper Kupp, age 51
Henry Ellard, age 48
Jack Snow, 45
Jim Benton (42
Tom Fears (38
Harold Jackson, age 36, lived from 1968 until 1977.
Bob Boyd, age 28
Marshall Faulk, age 27
Red Phillips, age 27
Willie Anderson: 26 years old (1988–1994)
Robert Woods (23).
Tyler Higbee, age 22
Others, perhaps?

It will take a lot for second-year Ethan Evans to contend with the Big 3 of Johnny Hekker, Donnie Jones, and Dale Hatcher because the Rams have had some excellent punters in the past. With just his rookie contract, he ought to soar through the ranks.

It’s impossible to resist the opportunity to thank Aaron Donald, who departed with 111 sacks despite his retirement. The Rams’ current leader is #29t Michael Hecht (10.5), followed by rookie upstart Kobie Turner (9) at #31t and another rookie, Byron Young (8), at #33t.