Derek Ciapala and Steve Goldstein discuss the Los Angeles Rams’ trade sending WR Brandin Cooks and a future fourth round pick to the Houston Texans for a 2020 second round pick.

Steve and Johnny are joined by The Draft Network's Trevor Sikkema to take a deep dive into what prospects would be good fits for the Rams with their Day 2 picks among other draft-related topics. Later, Steve and Johnny discuss the Rams returning to Hard Knocks as well as expectations in the Rams backfield heading into the 2020 season.

Derek Ciapala and former Los Angeles Rams defensive back Michael Stewart discuss Aaron Donald and Johnny Hekker’s selection to the NFL All-Decade team.

Derek Ciapala and Steve Goldstein look at the Los Angeles Rams' weaknesses entering the 2020 NFL Draft. They also discuss the loss of kicker Greg Zuerlein and special teams coach John Fassel..

Steve and Johnny discuss the details of Austin Blythe's contract and the return of Michael Brockers. In a grab-bag of peak offseason content, they also discuss how Todd Gurley's contract ruined it for running backs forever, NFC West's betting odds, Chris Long using "we" to talk about the Eagles and not the Rams, which NBA player would make the best NFL prospect (it's obvious), and pro wrestling without fans.

Derek Ciapala and former Los Angeles Rams defensive back Michael Stewart discuss defensive lineman Michael Brockers’s return to the team.

Derek Ciapala, Steve Goldstein and former Los Angeles Rams defensive back Michael Stewart discuss the backlash the team has faced since unveiling the new logo.

Steve and Johnny open this week's Butting Heads with the most obvious topic of the week: Rob Havenstein has to start next year, right? Later, they discuss the overall feeling after an eventful March for the Rams, the sadness of Gurley's departure, and give their takes on the new look Rams lol-I mean logo.

Derek Ciapala and former Los Angeles Rams defensive back Michael Stewart discuss the team’s new logo unveiling. Later, Michael gives his take on the team's moves and the CBA.

Derek Ciapala and Skye Sverdlin break down a crazy two day for the Los Angeles Rams in the 2020 NFL free agency period. They discuss what led the Rams to losing Dante Fowler Jr., Cory Littleton and releasing Todd Gurley. Also, the Detroit Lions Breakdown's Erik Schlitt stops by to discusss former Lions DT A'Shawn Robinson and what he'll bring to the Rams.

Steve and Johnny are briefly joined by Derek Ciapala for an announcement and thoughts on the Rams' busy Tuesday. They discuss the signings of Leonard Floyd and A'Shawn Robinson, the re-signings of Andrew Whitworth and Austin Blythe, and the departures of Cory Littleton and Dante Fowler, trying to make sense of it all. Later, they engage in some probably pointless Todd Gurley trade scenarios.

Derek Ciapala and Steve Rebeiro discuss life in a pandemic, Michael Brockers's departure, and the new collective bargaining agreement.

Steve and Johnny break down the state of the Rams' books heading into free agency, including why they didn't restructure Jared Goff, not franchise tagging anybody, and what we can realistically expect them to do with their cap space. They also discuss the surprising news that the Rams received a 3rd round compensatory draft pick and why it's so important for the team. At the end, they talk about the "logo."

Derek Ciapala and Michael Stewart discuss the leak of the reportedly legit new Los Angeles Rams logo. Later, they break down the possible use of the franchise tag and which free agents might be back next year.

Butting Heads has finally hit peak offseason form. Steve finally gives his thoughts on Sean Mannion's Week 17 start before the guys dive into a game of "Do we give a s***?", which includes topics such as the Rams meeting with backs at the combine, inquiring about Jordan Reed, the Rams' first opponent in SoFi Stadium, and much more.

Derek Ciapala and Michael Stewart discuss the week that was for the Los Angeles Rams as the 2020 NFL Combine got underway. They look at comments made by head coach Sean McVay and general manager at the presser, rumors about interest in tight end Jordan Reed, who the Rams should play to open SoFi Stadium and more.

Steve and Johnny make their selections for the Rams' All-Decade team for the 2010s. The guys reflect on what players shined enough to be among the best of the best of the last decade; and the guys that just kind of fell into it due to a lack of competition. Note: players selected here were only graded based on their performance between the 2010 and 2019 NFL seasons.

Derek Ciapala and Michael Stewart discuss the Los Angeles Rams’ recent statements concerning the uniform overhaul and the latest rumors concerning the offseason. Finally, they break down the recent first edition of the 2020 NFL power rankings.

Steve and Johnny are back to hand out final grades for the Rams' 2019 season. The fourth and final installment includes Jared Goff, Sean McVay, Robert Woods, Jalen Ramsey, Johnny Hekker, Austin Blythe, Clay Matthews, and more.

Derek Ciapala and Michael Stewart analyze all of the coaching moves the L.A. Rams made this offseason. Will they come back to bite the Rams in 2020?

Steve and Johnny hand out part three of their season grades for the 2019 L.A. Rams. Players include Todd Gurley, Cooper Kupp, Dante Fowler, Cory Littleton, Rob Havenstein, and more.

Derek Ciapala and Michael Stewart lay out what they believe the priorities need to be for the Los Angeles Rams as the new league year draws closer. Where do running back Todd Gurley, wide receiver Brandin Cooks and quarterback Jared Goff play into the team’s plans? They answer those questions. Also, the guys give their first thoughts on the XFL.

Steve and Johnny hand out their second round of season grades for the 2019 L.A. Rams. Players include Aaron Donald, Brandin Cooks, Andrew Whitworth, Michael Brockers, Tyler Higbee, Troy Hill, and more.

Derek Ciapala and Michael Stewart take a deep dive on former Los Angeles / St. Louis Rams wide receiver Isaac Bruce’s election to the Pro Football Hall of Fame. They also share their thoughts on the San Francisco 49ers’ 31-20 Super Bowl loss to the Kansas City Chiefs.

Steve and Johnny are back! The duo gives grades to the Rams' rookie class as well as a few key second year players, grading them on their 2019 performance and how confident we are in them long-term. Players include Taylor Rapp, Joseph Noteboom, David Edwards, Sebastian Joseph-Day and more.