Puka Nacua Represents Rams on NFLPA's Top Merchandise Sales List

The Los Angeles Rams have managed to have just one player recognized on the NFL Players Association's (NFLPA) latest year-end top 50 merchandise sales list, despite their impressive performance in the 2025 season. Wide receiver Puka Nacua stands out as the sole representative for the team, securing the 24th spot in the rankings. This marks a significant improvement for Nacua, who jumped 20 positions compared to his previous year's placement.

Within the wide receiver category, Nacua emerged as the fourth-best seller in the league, trailing only Jaxon Smith-Njigba of the Seattle Seahawks, Amon-Ra St. Brown from the Detroit Lions, and CeeDee Lamb of the Dallas Cowboys. The Rams' notable absence of other stars on the list is striking, especially considering the team's success. Notably, reigning NFL MVP Matthew Stafford, fellow wideout Davante Adams, and standout running back Kyren Williams did not make the top 50, despite their crucial roles in leading the Rams to the NFC championship game.

Additionally, new Rams acquisition Myles Garrett is not included on the list either. The data used for this report reflects merchandise sales during his previous tenure with the Cleveland Browns, where he did not generate sufficient sales to earn a spot. The NFLPA compiles its annual report by analyzing retail sales of officially licensed player merchandise, gathering data from over 85 licensed partners such as Fanatics, Nike, and Funko.

This assessment spans a year from March 2025 to February 2026 and encompasses a variety of merchandise, including not only jerseys but also everyday clothing, trading cards, and collectibles. As such, the list provides comprehensive insight into which players are truly resonating with fans and driving merchandise sales. Looking ahead to 2026, it will be intriguing to see how the rankings evolve with Garrett officially on the Rams and Stafford preparing for another competitive season.