Aug 29, 2026 8:58 PM
Updated Aug 30, 2026 9:07 PM

The full list of players the Los Angeles Rams have cut ahead of their final 53-man roster.

The Los Angeles Rams will need to cut down their roster from 90 to 53 by 6 pm EST on Aug. 30, and the team is already making moves to do just.

Per the NFL's official transaction waiver wire, the Rams have already released multiple players. 

Rams Players Released

Defensive back Alex Cook 

Linebacker Devean Deal

Wide receiver Tre Edwards

Defensive back Steven Gimore

Defensive back Al'zillion Hamilton

Tackle Bryce Henderson

Linebacker Nikhai Hill-Green

Defensive back Alex Johnson

Tight end Rohan Jones

Defensive back Nate Valcarcel

Tight end Dan Villari

Defensive tackle Payton Zdroik 

Cornerback Cam Lampkin

Running back Dean Connors

Wide receiver Tyler Scott

Safety Nick Anderson

Linebacker Daniel Rickert

Linebacker Tomon Fox

Linebacker Monty Rice

Wide receiver Brennan Presley

Offensive lineman A.J. Acuri

Wide receiver Alex Bachman

Offensive lineman Austin Blaske

Punter Jack Bouwmeester

Offensive lineman Wyatt Bowles

Cornerback Nyzier Fourqurean

Offensive lineman Blake Hance

Safety Tanner Ingle

Defensive tackle Tim Kennan III

Defensive tackle Jaxson Moi

Defensive end Larrell Murchison

Linebacker Elias Neal

Defensive lineman Bill Norton

Linebacker Darrell Peterson III

Running back Jordan Waters

Trades

Rams trade tight end Mark Redman to the Packers. 

Surprising Cuts

Hamilton might be one of the most surprising cuts from this list, and he could be a choice option for the Rams' practice squad, assuming they will offer him that chance and he wants to return to Los Angeles.

Connors is a bit of a surprise, but with Kyren Williams, Blake Corum, and Ronnie Rivers, the other running backs were unlikely to make it. He would be a prime practice squad option. 

Antoher surprise is also fellow running back Jordan Waters. Despite having only three running backs on the roster, the Rams chose to cut both Connors and Waters.

Nick Anderson was also one of the most active and strong players during preseason, but he did not make the cut. Anderson may be a practice squad option for the Rams, assuming he clears waivers and wants to return to Los Angeles. 

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