The Los Angeles Rams have bolstered their roster by reaching a mutual agreement with the Carolina Panthers to sign a talented 23-year-old veteran player to their 53-man squad. This strategic move comes as the Rams continue to strengthen their team early in the season.
Meanwhile, following their impressive Week 2 victory over the Rams, the Arizona Cardinals have made an addition of their own, signing safety Jason Taylor II to their practice squad. Taylor, a former seventh-round pick by the Rams in the 2023 NFL Draft, appeared in four games for Los Angeles last season and showcased his skills during the 2024 preseason.
During his collegiate days at Oklahoma State, Taylor established himself as a defensive standout. His senior year was particularly noteworthy, as he led the Big 12 Conference with 80 solo tackles and topped the conference in interceptions, highlighting his playmaking prowess.
At the NFL Combine, Taylor’s athleticism turned heads. He posted an impressive 4.50-second 40-yard dash and recorded an astounding 43-inch vertical jump, proving his physical capabilities to scouts.
This summer, Taylor also saw action during the Rams’ preseason campaign, continuing to showcase his potential as a promising defensive player.
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