The Rams are making some serious adjustments to their roster, with running back Dean Connors officially placed on injured reserve. This move opened up a spot that cornerback Cam Lampkin swiftly filled, getting signed to the 53-man roster straight from the practice squad. These are more than just minor tweaks; we are seeing some significant shifts in the team’s composition as the season rolls on.
Shaking Up the 53-Man Depth Chart
Lampkin’s promotion is a big deal for the young corner. He has already seen action in two games this season, playing exclusively on special teams. Bringing him onto the active roster means the coaching staff sees something they like, especially in that critical third phase of the game. Meanwhile, the team also released receiver/returner Alex Bachmann from the 53-man roster, though he did get re-signed to the practice squad quickly. Bachmann has been a steady presence on returns, averaging 22.9 yards per kick return and 5.2 yards per punt return, so his shift back to the practice squad is notable given his past contributions.
Practice Squad Shuffle Continues
The roster reshuffling did not stop at the active roster. The practice squad saw its own set of moves too. Alongside Bachmann’s return, cornerback Nyzier Fourqurean was also signed to the practice squad. To make room for these additions, outside linebacker Nelson Garrett was released from the unit. These continuous adjustments show the team is actively trying to find the right mix of talent, ensuring depth and competition at multiple positions as they navigate the regular season schedule.
With Connors now sidelined and Lampkin getting his shot on the main roster, it is clear the Rams are committed to adapting and evolving. We will be watching closely to see how these personnel changes impact their performance moving forward.
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Originally reported by Pro Football Talk.
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