Military Salute: Jeff Persiani

In partnership with Pechanga Resort Casino and Los Angeles Regional Food Bank, the Los Angeles Rams represented by Walter Payton Man of the Year nominee Tremayne Anchrum Jr., staff, cheerleaders and Rampage, gave away 25,000 nutritious holiday meals in a drive-through style food drive.

The Los Angeles Rams thank all of the season ticket members, staff and players that donated their tickets to the Rams vs. Denver Broncos matchup in Week 16. Their generosity made it possible for over 2,500 individuals from 55 nonprofits and schools to attend the Rams matchup on Christmas Day, some for the first time ever.

In memory of Kenny Washington, the Los Angeles Rams launched the pLAymakers program. Through this program the Rams recognized 13 Los Angeles community members that exemplified leadership in advocating for justice, addressing disparities and inspiring change.

Watch as Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Allen Robinson II teams up with SoFi Stadium, Ball Corporation and Environmental Charter Schools for National Recycling Day. A-Rob spent the day at SoFi Stadium with kids from Environmental Charter Schools to educate the next generation of sustainability leaders on the power of recycling and the positive impact it has on our planet.

Los Angeles Rams offensive tackle Tremayne Anchrum Jr. is the Rams' 2022 Walter Payton Man of the Year nominee! Watch as Legend Andrew Whitworth surprises Anchrum Jr. while volunteering at the Hollywood Food Coalition. The Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award is presented by Nationwide.

Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Lance McCutcheon, outside linebacker Daniel Hardy & center Matt Skura discuss mental health with sports psychologist Dr. Carrie Hastings. Watch as they share why they chose their causes for My Cause My Cleats week & get vulnerable about mental health in the NFL. Content warning: Suicide.

Los Angeles Rams linebacker Jake Gervase talks about his relationship to the Rally for Reid foundation and the inspiration behind the garbage truck on his cleats this year.

Los Angeles Rams defensive back Jordan Fuller, kicker Matt Gay, tight end Tyler Higbee and more Rams players get a first look at their custom cleats for Sunday's My Cause, My Cleats game and share why their causes are important to them.

Los Angeles Rams rookie defensive back Cobie Durant, running back Kyren Williams, and the entire rookie class joined Watts Rams children for a Thanksgiving dinner at the team's practice facility. Check out all the highlights from the event!

The Los Angeles Rams partnered with United Way to inspire change with the 2nd Annual WalkUnitedLA, a 5K family walk/run hosted at SoFi Stadium. In addition to the 5k race, participants were able to meet Rams Legend Andrew Whitworth and COO Kevin Demoff, enjoy a family festival with music from DJ Mal-Ski and take pictures with Rampage and Rams Cheerleaders.

For Salute to Service week, the Los Angeles Rams, Legend Harold Jackson & Rocket Mortgage honored veterans by helping refurbish the group room at U.S. Vets - Inglewood.

During the Los Angeles Rams' Week 10 Salute to Service game, offensive tackle Rob Havenstein, wide receiver Cooper Kupp & more players welcomed families from the Tragedy Assistance Relief Program & paid special tribute to the veterans who lost their lives.

Watch as Los Angeles Rams running back Kyren Williams, cornerback Derion Kendrick, offensive tackle AJ Arcuri & tight end Roger Carter Jr. spend the day with the United States Coast Guard at the Los Angeles Long Beach Base.

Watch as Los Angeles Rams kid reporter Makena Cook answers a question from this week's health correspondent and Cedars-Sinai patient, Aiden. We find out how much tight end Tyler Higbee can bench press, and find out quarterback Matthew Stafford's favorite part about being an NFL QB. Click here to learn more about Aiden!

Los Angeles Rams offensive lineman Tremayne Anchrum Jr. hosts 15 kids from the LA Boys & Girls Club on an educational tour of the Holocaust museum.

NFL Slimetime highlights the Los Angeles Rams' partnership with Nike to launch the Los Angeles Girls Flag Football League of Champions.

Los Angeles Rams offensive tackle Tremayne Anchrum Jr. is helping children & families battling cancer by bringing "My Chemo Fairy" to Cedars Sinai. Hear Tremayne's story of carrying on his former high school coach's legacy through the program. Crucial Catch is presented by Cedars Sinai. Learn more about Victoria's story on the Cedars-Sinai blog.

Watch as Los Angeles Rams kid reporter Makena Cook answers a question from this week's health correspondent and Cedars-Sinai patient, Aiden. With the help of quarterback Matthew Stafford and kicker Matt Gay we find out how Rams players warm up before game time. Click here to learn more about Aiden!

The Los Angeles Rams honored flag football medalists from The World Games before their Week 1 matchup against the Buffalo Bills.

NFL Network highlights the RISE with the Los Angeles Rams program which aims to use the power of sports to build community connections to end racism.

Watch as 13 students receive their Kenny Washington Memorial Scholarships at the Fulfillment Fund's Sip & Celebrate event at SoFi Stadium. In honor of the 75th anniversary of Kenny Washington's signing & as part of the Los Angeles Rams Inspire Change efforts, the Kenny Washington Memorial Scholarship was created to provide up to four years of financial support for 13 students from lower-resourced communities who are among the first in their families to pursue post-secondary education.

Los Angeles Rams defensive back David Long Jr. & tight end Kendall Blanton are normalizing kindness by surprising the Alexander Hamilton High School varsity football team with new cleats.

Los Angeles Rams cheer finalists audition to become a 2022 Rams Cheerleader. Watch to see who makes the squad.

NFL Network's Steve Wyche describes Jackie Robinson's connection to Kenny Washington & Woody Strode, who reintegrated the NFL when they began playing for the Rams.

Fresh off a Super Bowl win, meet Los Angeles Rams Cheerleaders Eswinn, Tara, Jacqueline, and Napoleon. They sit down with Jarvis Sam—Nike's Vice President of Global Diversity, Equity & Inclusion. These game changers talk about making history as the first male cheerleaders in the NFL, staying active in the Los Angeles community, and the hurdles they were able to clear with the help of dance.