The Los Angeles Rams are already making moves, signing safety Tanner Ingle to their 53-man roster on Friday. This wasn’t some routine addition; Ingle got the call up from the practice squad after playing eight special teams snaps in the Rams’ season-opening loss against San Francisco. Talk about needing help fast, right?
Rams Shuffle the Secondary Deck
It’s clear why Ingle got the bump: the Rams are staring down some serious injury issues in their secondary. Safety Kam Kinchens is dealing with a hamstring injury, and fellow safety Kam Curl has an ankle issue. You can’t just lose two key guys like that and not expect some ripple effects. Ingle’s signing is a direct response, looking to shore up that depth.
Garrett’s IR Move Triggers Changes
The slot for Ingle also opened up another door. The Rams had an open roster spot, but not for the reason you want. Edge rusher Myles Garrett was placed on injured reserve on Thursday, a huge blow for their defense. As a corresponding move to the Ingle signing, Los Angeles also brought defensive tackle Jaxson Moi onto the practice squad. This whole sequence screams immediate need and a frantic effort to keep the depth chart filled.
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Originally reported by Pro Football Talk.
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