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The Los Angeles Rams have emerged as betting favorites for the Super Bowl, largely fueled by the blockbuster acquisition of Myles Garrett on June 1st.
By integrating the 2025 Defensive Player of the Year into a secondary that has already seen significant upgrades, the Rams have constructed a unit with very few vulnerabilities. This surge in talent prompted safety Kam Curl to speak boldly about the group’s ceiling during a recent appearance on Up & Adams.
“Right now it’s early — it’s only June — but I feel like we’ve got a chance to be legendary,” Curl stated. “Between the players and the coaches, we have an immense amount of experience. We have Super Bowl champions and Defensive Players of the Year. If we execute our plan, we can be one of the greatest units ever.”
The addition of Garrett has also sparked rumors regarding whether defensive tackle Aaron Donald might come out of retirement to help the Rams secure another championship. While such a return would only further bolster the defense, Curl believes the current roster is already capable of elite success.
