Watch: Ahkello Witherspoon Gets Huge INT For Rams vs. Eagles

The Rams were unable to convert the turnover into points, however, punting the ball back to the Eagles after a quick five-play drive. 

SEPT 30 MILLER TIME? Former Los Angeles Rams pass rusher Von Miller is "expected to resume practicing this week" for the Buffalo Bills, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. The future Hall of Famer had eight sacks and 10 tackles for a loss in 11 games for the Bills in 2022, before suffering a season-ending torn right ACL. Miller, of course, was a key part of the Rams' defense that helped to cement a Super Bowl LVI victory over the Cincinnati Bengals. 

SEPT 29 RICHARDSON VS RAMS Officially back and playing in Week 4 / against the Rams - according to Colts coach Shane Steichen …

Is dynamic rookie QB Anthony Richardson, who has cleared concussion protocol and will start Sunday vs. the Rams. Richardson, arguably one of the greatest pure athletes to ever play QB in NFL, will add a huge level of challenge to Aaron Donald and the LA defense,

AUGUST 30 The Los Angeles Rams announced their full practice squad on Wednesday afternoon, including a surprising cut player that made his way back to the team, in offensive lineman Logan Bruss. 

You can view the full practice squad below:

• AJ Arcuri (Offensive Lineman, Michigan State)
• Logan Bruss (Offensive Lineman, Wisconsin)
• Marquise Copeland (Defensive Lineman, Cincinnati)
• Royce Freeman (Running Back, Oregon)
• Tanner Ingle (Defensive Back, North Carolina State)
• Tyler Johnson (Receiver, Minnesota)
• Nikola Kalinic (Tight End, York)
• Mike McAllister (Offensive Lineman, Youngstown State)
• Cameron McCutcheon (Defensive Back, Western Carolina)
• Grant Miller (Offensive Lineman, Baylor)
• Troy Reeder (Linebacker, Delaware)
• Brett Rypien (Quarterback, Boise State)
• Xavier Smith (Receiver, Florida A&M)
• Keir Thomas II (Outside Linebacker, Florida State)
• Austin Trammell (Receiver, Rice)

AUGUST 29 The Los Angeles continued their roster cutdowns Tuesday ahead of the 1 p.m. PT deadline by terminating quarterback Brett Rypien's contract, the team announced.

Rypien, along with running back Royce Freeman, defensive backs Cameron McCutcheon and Rashad Torrence and kicker Tanner Brown, were among the 20 more releases Los Angeles made Tuesday.

The Rams waived without recall: Brown, McCutcheon, Brown, tackle A.J. Arcuri, defensive end T.J. Carter, tight end Nikola Kalinic, defensive back Quindell Johnson, linebackers Daniel Hardy, Jaiden Woodbey and Keir Thomas, guard Grant Miller, wide receivers Xavier Smith and Austin Trammell and quarterback Dresser Winn.

Los Angeles terminated the contracts of "vested veterans:" Rypien, Freeman and defensive tackle Marquise Copeland, and it waived Torrence and linebacker DeAndre Squre who are both injured.

AUGUST 28 The Los Angeles Rams announced a flurry of cuts ahead of the 53-man roster deadline on Tuesday, including a fan-favorite roster bubble candidate, Lance McCutcheon.

McCutcheon, of course, exploded onto the scene in the 2022 preseason but was never able to make an impact on the field after that. 

You can view the full list of announced cuts from the Rams below:

• Anyalebechi, Kelechi (Linebacker, Incarnate Word)
• Burmeister, Braxton (Receiver, San Diego State)
• Davis, Timarcus (Defensive Back, Arizona State)
• Davis, Tyon (Defensive Back, Tulsa)
• Gray, Vincent (Defensive Back, Michigan)
• Hudson, Tyler (Receiver, Louisville)
• Ingle, Tanner (Defensive Back, North Carolina State)
• Jones, Jordan (Defensive Back, Rhode Island)
• Maginn, Sean (Offensive Lineman, Wake Forest)
• McCutcheon, Lance (Receiver, Montana State)
• McDonald, Camren (Tight End, Florida State)
• Sims, Christian (Tight End, Bowling Green)
• Smenda Jr., Ryan (Linebacker, Wake Forest)
• Vincent, Taron (Defensive Tackle, Ohio State)

AUGUST 28 The Los Angeles Rams waived rookie defensive back Tanner Ingle Monday, according to KRPC's Aaron Wilson.

Ingle shined in the Rams' preseason opener against the Los Angeles Chargers, recording two tackles — both for loss — with a sack. He recorded a tackle against the Las Vegas Raiders but did not appear in the stat sheet in Los Angeles' preseason finale Saturday.

The Rams will likely carry nine defensive backs in their secondary, which will mean they'll have to cut half of the remainder they have in the room.

AUGUST 28 The Los Angeles Rams waived defensive tackle Taron Vincent Monday, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter.

Vincent, the son of former NFL cornerback and current Executive Vice President of Football Operations Troy Vincent, was an undrafted free agent signing by the Rams on May 15. The Baltimore native recorded four tackles in three preseason games.

Vincent is the first player to be released since Los Angeles wrapped up its preseason finale against the Denver Broncos on Saturday, losing 41-0. Vincent had two tackles.

In five seasons for the Ohio State Buckeyes, Vincent recorded 59 tackles, 8.5 tackles for loss, two sacks, and his only career fumble recovery against the Iowa Hawkeyes Oct. 22, 2022.

The three other defensive tackles remaining on the Rams roster are All-Pro Aaron Donald, Marquise Copeland and Larrell Murchison. Donald didn't play in any preseason games as not to risk injury, but Copeland and Murchison combined for eight tackles, two tackles for loss and a sack.

The Rams still have many more decisions to make ahead of Tuesday's 1 p.m. CT deadline in which they will have to have their 53-man active roster finalized. Los Angeles will also have 16 practice squad players on the roster.

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