The Los Angeles Rams have made significant adjustments to their roster during the offseason, highlighted by the signings of offensive tackles D.J. Humphries and David Quessenberry. Humphries, with a cap hit of $2.36 million in 2025, is the most notable addition, while Quessenberry's contract is valued at $1.33 million and is nearly fully guaranteed. Additionally, cornerback Derion Kendrick was released and then re-signed for a reduced cap hit of $1.03 million, a strategic move aimed at maximizing salary cap flexibility.

Following these transactions, the Rams currently hold $20.22 million in cap space, ranking 18th in the NFL. This financial position provides ample opportunity for the Rams to pursue further free agent signings or trades as the season progresses. The restructuring of Kendrick's contract reflects their intent to streamline expenditures while maintaining a competitive roster for the upcoming season.