Sarah Barshop is an NFL Nation Reporter for the Los Angeles Rams at ESPN. She specializes in covering team sports, with a focus on mental health and wellness in the competitive sports landscape. Barshop's work has been featured across various platforms, including ESPN, ABC Network News, and ESPN Radio.
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LOS ANGELES -- While trading for Myles Garrett wasn't a quick process, Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay said the team wanted to be "aggressive" in
Coach Sean McVay said the Rams felt fortunate to have had the chance to acquire Myles Garrett and compared it to the deal that landed them Matthew Stafford.
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Coach Sean McVay said the Rams felt fortunate to have had the chance to acquire Myles Garrett and compared it to the deal that landed them Matthew Stafford.
By: Sarah Barshop
LOS ANGELES -- After trading for defensive end Myles Garrett this week, the Los Angeles Rams and the reigning Defensive Player of the Year have agreed to a reworked contract, a source confirmed to ESPN.
By: Mike Reiss, Daniel Oyefusi, Sarah Barshop, Jeremy Fowler, Tim Mcmanus
More than 15 coaches, players and execs shed light on the back-to-back trades that happened on a key June day.
LOS ANGELES -- Los Angeles Rams left tackle Alaric Jackson was arrested on a felony domestic violence charge Monday night, the Los Angeles Police Department confirmed to ESPN.
By: Mike Reiss, Jeremy Fowler, Sarah Barshop
Check out the latest news, rumors and information on the Football at RealGM.
By: Sarah Barshop
Jun 10, 2026, 02:20 AM
As coach Sean McVay cancels Rams minicamp, here's a look at some questions facing L.A. heading into training camp.
