Seven Rams cleared for practice this week—Kobie Turner, Nate Landman, Kam Curl, Ahkello Witherspoon, Poona Ford, Kevin Dotson and Mark Redman—with Stetson Bennett and Terrance Ferguson also nearing a return. Stafford’s availability remains murky, so coach McVay plans to ease the offense back in, resting most starters for the upcoming tilt vs. the Chargers. The team shifts focus to a joint Saints practice on Thursday, while depth pieces and TE competition (Redman, Castles) aim to bolster the final two preseason games. Overall health looks improved versus last season, painting a clearer path to a productive camp finish and a sharper regular-season roster.

The Los Angeles Rams made a significant change in their roster during free agency by signing wide receiver Davante Adams. However, one of their smaller signings, linebacker Nate Landman, is already turning heads during training camp. Landman, who signed a one-year deal worth $1.1 million, has showcased exceptional skills that suggest he could become a vital asset for the Rams' defense.

His performance thus far indicates that he could exceed expectations and may be considered a steal in free agency. Landman's experience and agility have caught the attention of coaches, making him a player to watch as the season approaches. The Rams' coaching staff appears enthusiastic about his potential impact on the field.