Los Angeles Rams trade rumors, signings, releases and roster moves. Every reported move is listed in one place in our Rams trade rumors tracker.
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A projected Khalil Mack trade could give the Rams experienced pass-rush help while Myles Garrett recovers. The idea remains speculative, with no reported negotiations or Chargers asking price.
The Rams signed running back Dean Connors from their practice squad in a Wednesday transaction roundup that also included practice-squad additions, injured-reserve placements and a return designation.
Davante Adams says the Rams are not panicking after a 1-2 start, while George Kittle describes his gradual return to form and Julian Love is day-to-day.
Quinn Meinerz held up against Aaron Donald in Denver’s 30-26 win over the Rams, allowing no pressures on 11 pass-blocking snaps. A report also says Meinerz was drug-tested afterward, but does not establish why.
An update sets Myles Garrett's recovery at roughly six weeks after arthroscopic knee surgery, targeting a Week 9 return. The Rams will rely on Aaron Donald and depth while protecting Garrett's long-term health.
The Rams elevated RB Dean Connors and ILB Elias Neal from the practice squad to the active roster for Week 3 against the Denver Broncos. The moves adjust depth at running back and inside linebacker for Sunday Night Football.
With Puka Nacua dealing with a hip/groin issue and Davante Adams carrying the offense, Jerry Jeudy surfaced in trade discussion as a veteran option to stabilize the Rams' No. 3 receiver role.
Puka Nacua's uncertain recovery has put Rams wide receiver depth into the spotlight and generated trade speculation around Marvin Harrison Jr. from the division.
Puka Nacua's Week 3 availability is uncertain after Sean McVay said the receiver is "not making great progress" on a groin injury. The Rams managed 481 yards without him, but his absence would change matchup dynamics against Denver.
A compact NFC notes roundup: Aaron Donald returned to action and played 30-plus snaps, Sam Darnold has returned to practice and could be available soon, and George Kittle praised new and veteran teammates.
