The Los Angeles Rams, under the leadership of Sean McVay, have recorded an impressive 80-52 since 2017. This offseason has been notable for significant roster changes, including the signing of Davante Adams, while star receiver Cooper Kupp has been let go. In another development, former offensive lineman Joseph Noteboom has signed a contract with the Baltimore Ravens after his previous deal with the Rams expired. Noteboom, originally drafted in the 2018 NFL Draft from TCU, faced multiple injuries over his career but managed to play in 14 games last season.

Despite his struggles with injuries, including a torn ACL, MCL, and a ruptured Achilles, Noteboom showed resilience throughout his career, recording a total of eight starts in 2023. His previous three-year contract with the Rams valued at $40 million was set to expire in 2025. Meanwhile, the Rams' fan base is vocal about wanting the return of All-Pro cornerback, signaling the team’s ongoing efforts to strengthen the roster moving forward.