What's Happening?
The Los Angeles Rams have waived Brennan Presley, an undrafted rookie from Oklahoma State, after the conclusion of the preseason. Presley was considered a longshot to make the Rams' 53-man roster but impressed during the preseason games, particularly against the Chargers where he caught six passes for 102 yards. Despite his efforts, Presley did not make the final roster cut. He may choose to remain with the Rams as a practice squad member if he clears waivers.
Why It's Important?
Presley's release highlights the competitive nature of NFL roster selections, where even standout performances may not guarantee a spot on the team. This decision impacts Presley's career trajectory, potentially offering him a chance to develop further on the practice squad. For the Rams, it reflects their strategic choices in building a team that aligns with their season goals. The move also underscores the challenges faced by undrafted players in securing positions within professional teams.
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What's Next?
If Presley clears waivers, he could join the Rams' practice squad, providing him with an opportunity to continue developing his skills and potentially earn a spot on the active roster in the future. The Rams will proceed with their finalized roster as they prepare for the upcoming NFL season, focusing on team cohesion and performance.
