Prior to the start of the season, the Los Angeles Rams placed two key offensive line depth pieces on injured reserve. Throughout the entire summer, Justin Dedich managed a non-fireworks-related hand injury that he suffered on the Fourth of July.
The Los Angeles Rams are getting some much-needed depth to their offensive line. Throughout the entirety of training camp, the Rams have been without their top interior depth piece in Justin Dedich.
The Los Angeles Rams announced they have signed CB Steven Gilmore and OLB Devean Deal. Additionally, the Rams activated OL Justin Dedich after a passed physical.
The Los Angeles Rams are already down two players in training camp as guard Justin Dedich was placed on the non-football injury list and cornerback Al’Zillion Hamilton went on the physically unable to perform (PUP) list.
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The Los Angeles Rams avoided a potentially alarming offseason storyline after offensive lineman Justin Dedich landed on the non-football injury list with a hand injury.
The Rams announced two roster moves on Saturday, placing OL Justin Dedich on the non-football injury list and CB Al’zillion Hamilton on the physically unable to perform list.
The Los Angeles Rams have done well when it comes to developing offensive line depth. One of those players who has become a key depth piece after joining the team as an undrafted free agent is Justin Dedich.
The Los Angeles Rams tendered contracts to offensive lineman Justin Dedich, kicker Harrison Mevis and wide receiver Xavier Smith, all of whom were exclusive rights free agents.
WOODLAND HILLS, Ca. The Los Angeles Rams have tendered offensive lineman Justin Dedich, receiver Xavier Smith, and kicker Harrison Mevis, setting them up to return next season.
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The Los Angeles Rams will be turning to Justin Dedich at left guard for Sunday’s Week 2 matchup against the Tennessee Titans, following injuries to key offensive linemen.
The Rams may have unearthed a hidden gem with guard Justin Dedich If Justin Dedich continues to play as well as he did in the Rams win over the Vikings, the team might finally have a gluttony of interior offensive line options moving forward.
Justin Dedich’s path to the National Football League was not linear. The former USC Trojan offensive lineman spent six years in college and played multiple positions along the offensive front.
Despite being in his rookie season, former USC Trojans Justin Dedich has gone through plenty of ups and downs in just a few months with the Los Angeles Rams in his rookie year.
Justin Dedich played every position on the offensive line for the USC Trojans. He was one of the heartbeats of the team and a team captain. He went undrafted in the 2024 NFL Draft but was scooped up by the local Los Angeles Rams as a UDFA.
With Jonah Jackson and John Johnson III heading to injured reserve, the Los Angeles Rams have brought in some depth at both guard and safety. The Rams signed Justin Dedich from the practice squad to the 53-man roster on Wednesday, also signing Quindell Johnson to the practice squad.
Sixth-year redshirt senior USC Trojans center Justin Dedich, one of the club's captains this year, is looking to help the club make a solid closing argument in this year's Holiday Bowl, slated to kick off tonight at 5 p.m.
Sixth-year USC Trojans center Justin Dedich is prepping for his final game of college eligibility close to home. Dedich, an alum of Chaparral High School in Temecula, a suburb of San Diego, will be back in town on Wednesday, for the club's Holiday Bowl matchup against the No.