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turfshowtimes.com | JB Scott
Photo by Ric Tapia/Getty Images It’s clear the Los Angeles Rams have Super Bowl expectations in 2025. They renewed their commitment to Matthew Stafford this offseason, even though around the time of the NFL scouting combine it seemed they could possibly ship the veteran to the New York Giants or Las Vegas Raiders. Still, if the Rams are going to get where they want to get this season, they will need to thread a needle at a couple weaker areas on their roster.
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turfshowtimes.com | JB Scott
Photo by Jevone Moore/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images The Los Angeles Rams are in Hawaii this week for the Maui minicamp. The team isn’t there only for their final football work before training camp, as they are also doing a small part in helping the community rebuild from the devastating fires in 2023. In partnership with Hollman Lockers, the Rams built new locker rooms for Lahainaluna High School.
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turfshowtimes.com | JB Scott
Let’s look at how the Rams roster could shake out after OTAs
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sports.yahoo.com | JB Scott
There’s no good time to lose your franchise left tackle. The Los Angeles Rams had just signed Alaric Jackson to a three-year, $57M deal in free agency, and now on the eve of training camp they are drawing up contingency plans for the season. Jackson is battling a recurring instance of blood clotting, which kept him from playing over the second half of the 2022 season.
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turfshowtimes.com | JB Scott
Gary A. Vasquez-USA TODAY Sports There’s no good time to lose your franchise left tackle. The Los Angeles Rams had just signed Alaric Jackson to a three-year, $57M deal in free agency, and now on the eve of training camp they are drawing up contingency plans for the season. Jackson is battling a recurring instance of blood clotting, which kept him from playing over the second half of the 2022 season.
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yahoo.com | JB Scott
JB ScottFri, June 13, 2025 at 9:10 PM UTC1 min readPhoto by Jevone Moore/Icon Sportswire via Getty ImagesThe Los Angeles Rams announced they’ve waived corner Derion Kendrick. LA drafted Kendrick in the sixth round of the 2022 NFL Draft out of Georgia. Cobie Durant—who is battling for a starting job this season—was selected in the same class in round four. Kendrick started 18 games for the Rams over the 2022 and 2023 seasons.
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turfshowtimes.com | JB Scott
Rams waive former starting corner Rams move on from former sixth-round pick Derion Kendrick Share this story Share All sharing options for: Rams waive former starting corner
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Gina Ferazzi / Los Angeles Times via Getty Images The Los Angeles Rams signed veteran OT DJ Humphries yesterday. Humphries was a first round selection by the Arizona Cardinals in 2025 and played for the Kansas City Chiefs last season. The #Rams reached agreement on a deal with former longtime #Cardinals OT DJ Humphries, who spent the end of last season with the #Chiefs, per @SportsAmdg. Humphries was supposed to sign with the 49ers in late April but the deal was never finalized.
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turfshowtimes.com | JB Scott
Photo by Brooke Sutton/Getty Images The running back room for the Los Angeles Rams has quickly grown crowded. Starter Kyren Williams showed over the 2024 season that he can be an every-down workhorse, and he effectively crowded out last year’s rookie third-round pick Blake Corum. The Rams may extend Williams’ contract ahead of training camp and keep him in the fold for the foreseeable future. 2025 brings a new threat to Corum’s playing time in fourth-round draftee Jarquez Hunter from Auburn.
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sports.yahoo.com | JB Scott
The running back room for the Los Angeles Rams has quickly grown crowded. Starter Kyren Williams showed over the 2024 season that he can be an every-down workhorse, and he effectively crowded out last year’s rookie third-round pick Blake Corum. The Rams may extend Williams’ contract ahead of training camp and keep him in the fold for the foreseeable future. Advertisement2025 brings a new threat to Corum’s playing time in fourth-round draftee Jarquez Hunter from Auburn.
