Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Puka Nacua is celebrating an impressive 2025 season, marking the best of his career. He concluded the regular season with an eye-popping 129 receptions, leading the league, and amassed a total of 1,715 receiving yards alongside 10 touchdown catches. Additionally, he showcased his versatility by adding 105 rushing yards and scoring once on the ground.
As the postseason commenced, Nacua continued to make an impact. Before the team’s matchup against the Carolina Panthers, he had recorded 20 receptions across three playoff games, tying him for the 13th-most in Rams franchise history. His standout performance in the wild-card round, where he caught 10 passes, propelled him past several notable Rams receivers, including legends such as Ron Jessie and Odell Beckham Jr.
Nacua’s impressive tally now positions him tied with Tom Fears for the seventh-most postseason receptions in Rams lore, with 30 catches. If he notches at least nine more receptions in the upcoming game, he stands a strong chance of passing Fears, as well as other notable players like Tyler Higbee and Robert Woods, to secure a spot in the top five for postseason receptions in Rams history.
In related news, Rams offensive coordinator Mike LaFleur is set to interview for two head coaching positions, one of which is at a rival team, adding an intriguing layer to the franchise as they continue to build on their accomplishments.