Cameron DaSilva

2 days ago | theramswire.usatoday.com | Cameron DaSilva

Jared Verse turned in a stellar rookie season in 2024 but having watched him play all year, one thing is clear: he’s only scratching the surface of his potential. As the season went on, he played under more control and improved as a defender, rushing with better discipline after missing a wealth of tackles (and sacks) early in the year.

2 days ago | theramswire.usatoday.com | Cameron DaSilva

Coming out of the offseason program, the Los Angeles Rams continue to churn the bottom part of their roster. On Wednesday, the team announced it has waived wide receiver Quintez Cephus. The Rams originally added Cephus last September when they signed him to their practice squad following his release from the Houston Texans a few weeks prior. He then signed a reserve/futures deal with the Rams this offseason but won’t be joining the team for training camp in July.

2 days ago | theramswire.usatoday.com | Cameron DaSilva

The Los Angeles Rams have built a roster that nicely blends young talent and proven veterans. Matthew Stafford, Rob Havenstein, Tyler Higbee and Davante Adams are among the more experienced players leading the team, while a collection of players that includes Puka Nacua, Jared Verse, Kyren Williams and Steve Avila are all 25 or younger. Over the last few years, the Rams have tactically targeted older rookies in the draft, bringing in experienced prospects who are often seniors or redshirt juniors.

2 days ago | sports.yahoo.com | Cameron DaSilva

The Los Angeles Rams have built a roster that nicely blends young talent and proven veterans. Matthew Stafford, Rob Havenstein, Tyler Higbee and Davante Adams are among the more experienced players leading the team, while a collection of players that includes Puka Nacua, Jared Verse, Kyren Williams and Steve Avila are all 25 or younger. Over the last few years, the Rams have tactically targeted older rookies in the draft, bringing in experienced prospects who are often seniors or redshirt juniors.

2 days ago | theramswire.usatoday.com | Cameron DaSilva

Terron Armstead retired from the NFL this offseason after 12 years in the league, earning Pro Bowl honors five times. After calling it a career, he talked about which players made his decision to retire easier. He immediately mentioned Jared Verse, who he only faced once in 2024 but the rookie left a lasting impression. Armstead praised Verse once again during an interview on the “Rich Eisen Show” on Tuesday, mentioning the Rams star when asked who the “future of the league” is at pass rusher.