The Los Angeles Rams have made significant changes to their practice squad, signing rookie punter Ryan Sanborn and third-year punter Ty Zentner while releasing wide receiver Sam Wiglusz and offensive lineman Mike McAllister.

Sanborn, previously with the Atlanta Falcons, had an impressive college career at Stanford and Texas, while Zentner brings experience from his time with the Philadelphia Eagles, Houston Texans, and Tennessee Titans. These moves come in response to second-year punter Ethan Evans' illness, as the Rams prepare for their upcoming game against the Seattle Seahawks.

The Los Angeles Rams are gaining momentum after a significant win against the Minnesota Vikings, improving their record to 3-4. With star receivers Puka Nacua and Cooper Kupp back in action, the Rams are preparing for a crucial NFC West clash with the Seattle Seahawks that could impact playoff prospects.

In a surprising roster move, the Rams signed punter Ryan Sanborn to the practice squad while releasing wide receiver Sam Wiglusz, despite current punter Ethan Evans performing well this season. Evans has excelled in punting statistics, raising questions about the need for another punter.