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Rams' Offseason Additions Shine in Training Camp
1 Aug
Summary
- Linebacker Nate Landman leads defense as signal-caller
- Running back Corum impresses with burst and speed
- Rookie RB Hunter showcases power and speed
As the Los Angeles Rams wrap up their second week of training camp, several offseason additions have already made a significant impact on the team. Linebacker Nate Landman, who the Rams acquired during the offseason, has been a standout performer, leading the defense as the signal-caller and earning praise from head coach Sean McVay for his natural leadership abilities.
In the backfield, running backs Corum and Hunter have also caught the attention of the coaching staff. Corum, who is poised for a bigger role in 2025 after a quiet rookie year, has showcased his burst and speed, particularly on outside runs. Meanwhile, fourth-round rookie Hunter has impressed with his combination of power and speed, drawing compliments from offensive coordinator Mike LaFleur.
Beyond the standout performances of these newcomers, the Rams' rookie class as a whole has been acclimating quickly on both sides of the ball. With the regular season fast approaching, the Rams' offseason additions are already making a positive impact and positioning the team for success in the upcoming campaign.
