Rams' Rookie Class: 23 New Faces Battle for Roster Spots

0:00On April 29th, the Los Angeles Rams loaded up this offseason with 23 first-year players, including five draftees and 18 undrafted free. Agents all battling for roster spots this summer. These rookies bring serious talent, and the Rams have a track record of at least one undrafted guy cracking the 53 man squad, like Sean. Dolak Last year, standouts include offensive tackle Bryce Henderson from South Dakota, who earned the top run-blocking grade in FCS at 94.1 per PFF. Tight-in Rohan Jones from Arkansas topped all FPS tight-ends in receiving at 92.7 while Air Force defensive tackle Peyton Zedrick. Led interior lineman with a 90.4 overall grade and the best pass rush mark. Fans and analysts are buzzing about the depth these guys add, especially edge rushers like Louisville's Wesley Bailey with his Elite 9.8. Three athletic score and Wisconsin's Darryl Peterson tying for 16th in sacks among

1:01draft eligible. Jackson-Moy models his game after Rand's legend Aaron Donald, both undersized but explosive at around 6 foot 2 to 90. Versatile pieces like Syracuse, tight-in Dan Vellari, who played quarterback and running back 2, and Senator Chad Lindbergh, who snapped at every. O-line spot could shine in camp. Superbacks like Fresno State's Al-Zillion Hamilton, allowing just a 52.2 passer rating and Missouri's Drey Norwood at 50%. Completion rate boosts the secondary depth. Ram's training camp will be approving ground for these hungry rookies, pushing veterans and reshaping the depth chart come fall.