Schrader’s exit to Jacksonville exposes Rams depth at running back and highlights roster-cut calculus; the move is framed by Rams’ willingness to protect Darious Williams while keeping positions thicker elsewhere. Schrader lands with the Jaguars, adding a floor-rich depth option as the backfield puzzle tightens in a post-Tank Bigsby world.

Schrader signs with Jaguars after Rams practice-squad rise; Missouri standout with 2,371 rushing yards, 23 TDs (2022-23). Elevated Week 1 with Rams, now in Jacksonville as No. 4 RB behind Etienne, Tuten and Allen Jr., adding depth for a 17-game season.

Cody Schrader adds backfield depth and return capability for the Rams. Elevated for Week 1 vs Texans, he fits as a fourth RB behind Williams, Corum, and Hunter, with potential punt/kick return duties. His waiver-claim background and recent Rams waiver signal a measured but optimistic role in an early-season test.

Cody Schrader’s preseason familiarity, work ethic, and recent practice squad role add depth behind the lead backs. His history with the Rams and meaningful Sunday contributions position him as a versatile piece in multiple backfield packages and special-teams roles.

Cody Schrader was a preseason standout with strong runs and receiving touches, making him a compelling practice-squad candidate. His tough, physical style and pass-catching ability give the Rams a potential red-zone or goal-line back option if he clears waivers and returns to LA's PS for continued development.