Who did the Rams sign to improve their special teams?

The Rams signed veteran long snapper Joe Cardona to a two-year deal.

What is Joe Cardona's previous NFL experience?

Joe Cardona played 10 seasons with the New England Patriots and most recently with the Miami Dolphins, recording 25 tackles and one forced fumble.

What is Joe Cardona's background outside of football?

Joe Cardona is a commissioned lieutenant in the Navy Reserve and played collegiately at Navy.

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Navy Veteran Joins Rams' Special Teams

10 Mar

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Summary

Rams add veteran long snapper Joe Cardona to a two-year deal.
Cardona previously played 10 seasons with the New England Patriots.
He is a commissioned lieutenant in the Navy Reserve.

The Los Angeles Rams are set to bolster their special teams unit with the addition of veteran long snapper Joe Cardona. The team reached an agreement with Cardona on a two-year deal, addressing a key offseason priority to improve their performance in this area.

Cardona brings extensive experience to the Rams, having played 10 seasons and 160 games with the New England Patriots before spending last season with the Miami Dolphins. Throughout his career, he has recorded 25 tackles and one forced fumble. He also has 13 postseason appearances and has won two Super Bowls.

His journey to the NFL began when he was selected by the Patriots in the 2015 draft. Cardona played collegiately at Navy, where he was commissioned as a lieutenant in the Navy Reserve. He will now join new special teams coach Bubba Ventrone's unit, replacing Jake McQuaide.

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