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Los Angeles Rams<\/a> defensive back Quentin Lake<\/a> knows an elite offense when he sees one, especially considering the personnel he’s matched up against every day in practice<\/a>. Armed with two of the NFL’s<\/a> leading receivers, an improved rushing attack and a Super Bowl<\/a> MVP in quarterback Matthew Stafford<\/a>, Lake expects this 2025 unit to rivalry one of the franchise’s best offenses ever \u2014 the one that featured Kurt Warner, Marshall Faulk and Torry Holt.<\/p>\n “We got our future Hall of Famer Matthew Stafford I call him mister long handoff,” Lake said on Friday’s episode of The Insiders. “I expect big things. You’ve got Puka [Nucua] on one end, you’ve got Davante [Adams] on the other. Tutu as well does a fantastic job, too. We have all the weapons that we need, and then Kyren [Williams] in the backfield. It’s gonna be kind of reminiscent of the Greatest Show on Turf. I hope we kind of bring that name back this year.”<\/p>\n It’s hard to imagine the Rams being more<\/em> potent without All-Pro Cooper Kupp<\/a>, but it’s a possibility following the offseason signing of Adams<\/a><\/span>. He’s a matchup nightmare on the outside and provides Los Angeles with reliability after his 85-catch, 1,063 yard-season in New York over 14 games with Aaron Rodgers<\/a> last fall.\u00a0<\/p>\n And if Adams is this offense’s version of Isaac Bruce, Nucua can be Holt. Toss in Atwell moonlighting as an equally speedy version of Az-Zahir Ali Hakim and you’ve got the Rams’ 2025 installment of a unit from yesteryear that melted opposing defense.<\/p>\n Coach Sean McVay and the franchise didn’t have to worry about moving forward with a different signal-caller either after inking Stafford to a two-year extension<\/a><\/span>. Continuity is there for the Rams, whose 37-year-old quarterback threw for 3,762 yards and 20 touchdowns last fall.<\/p>\n Lake’s as important to his team’s success as the Rams’ offensive production this season given his spotlighted position on defense. The former sixth-round pick posted a career-best 111 tackles last fall and did not miss a defensive snap last season outside of Week 18 when Los Angeles already had its playoff seed wrapped up.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div><\/div>\n