If the Los Angeles Rams OTAs and training camp run true to form, most, if not all the 2024 rookies are a good bet to make the opening roster. Since the 2017 union of General Manager Les Snead and Head Coach Sean McVay, L.A. has kept 87 percent of drafted rookies on the initial 53. There were five others who began their careers on the Injured Reserve List (IR) and would go on to a spot on the roster when healed.
That’s the good news, but while the Rams certainly put in the time to develop their rookies, only a relative very few have been given less than three years, L.