The Los Angeles Rams could be looking to make some major changes this offseason.

The biggest rumor swirling is that the Rams could move on from Matthew Stafford. If this happens, the team could continue to unload Cooper Kupp. This does not mean that the Rams will be rebuilding but just restructuring some finances.

With Puka Nacua leading the way, the Rams receiving room is in good hands. Kupp still has plenty to offer contenders out there and these three teams could be in the mix.

3. Baltimore Ravens

It seems like since Steve Smith Sr. left Baltimore, the Ravens have struggled to find a true No. 1 receiver. Kupp might be past his days as one of the league’s elite receivers since injuries have played a part but he is still more than viable on the outside. Paired with Zay Flowers, the Ravens could create one of the better duos in the AFC.

2. Pittsburgh Steelers

The Pittsburgh Steelers are another team that has not been able to build a consistent offense. This is mainly due to problems under center. George Pickens is viewed as a No. 1 receiver but has not had a quarterback to get the ball to him. The Steelers could use any weapon that will help put points on the board. Once the postseason begins, Pittsburgh is unable to compete with a weak offense. It is time Mike Tomlin gets an offense that can be at the level of one of the league’s best defenses.

1. Washington Commanders

The Washington Commanders have a chance to be aggressive this offseason. Coming off an appearance in the NFC Championship Game, Washington has the third-most cap space in the league and a GM that is experienced in big-time moves. Adam Peters could put together packages for Myles Garrett and Cooper Kupp, if the opportunity if right. Kupp will not require a major return so Washington will be able to keep premium picks. Opposite Terry McLaurin and with Jayden Daniels under center, Kupp would thrive in the Nation’s Capitol.