The L.A. Rams signed Zech McPhearson during training camp, mostly to add competition on special teams, but the cornerback failed to make the roster and was placed on injured reserve. That place on the team came to an end on Saturday, as the Rams released McPhearson days before their first game of the season.
McPhearson, 28, missed the second preseason game and never returned. He was previously a fourth-round pick of the Eagles and was cut ahead of his fourth season in 2024. The Rams still have six players remaining on injured reserve.
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How the 2026 Los Angeles Rams put together a possibly historic defense (FlashScore)
“Now, the Rams have a chance to create a new Fearsome Foursome that can exceed the wildest expectations.
Established in the 1960s, Jones was credited with coining the term “sack” and was known for his devastating head-slap technique. He set an unofficial NFL record with 26 sacks in a season, although sacks did not become an official statistic until 1982, so it doesn’t count. “
Aaron Donald Gets Strong Words From LA Rams Teammate (Heavy)
“I know since I’ve been here, you always hear a lot about Aaron Donald. The way he works, type of person he is. Obviously, there was the whispers beforehand that he might come back. But everything I’ve heard and, finally, what I’m seeing is everything everybody’s talking about,” McDuffie told the AP’s Rob Maaddi on “On Football” on September 4.
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After Legendary Offseason, Rams Still Not ‘Most Talented Team’ (Athlon)
“General Manager Les Snead deserves an award for the talent he assembled this offseason, yet it wasn’t enough to top a certain list.
With the 53-man roster set heading into Week 1, Bleacher Report’s updated rankings of the NFL’s most stacked rosters have the Los Angeles Rams sitting third, behind the San Francisco 49ers and Houston Texans.”
“Rams made right decision on when to arrive”
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