Los Angeles Rams

Derion Kendrick has been diagnosed with a torn ACL and will miss the rest of the season. (Source: Jourdan Rodrigue on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Kendrick suffered the injury early on in Los Angeles' training camp, and he is going to have to miss the remainder of the season because of it. This is a tough blow for the Rams, who already struggle with depth in their secondary.

Sixth-round rookie WR Jordan Whittington is being prepared to take on a variety of responsibilities in the Los Angeles Rams offense in 2024. (Source: Jourdan Rodrigue, The Athletic)

Fantasy Impact: Whittington is a versatile receiver, part of why he played so often in a talented Texas offense that featured two early-round rookie WRs in Xavier Worthy and Adonai Mitchell. He is tough and gritty and can serve as a blocker when needed as well. While saying he could be preparing to take on a Robert Woods role could lead to high expectations, he could be getting ready for a similar role, like the one WR Ben Skowronek (now a Houston Texan) played in recent seasons.

Second-year TE Davis Allen, a 2023 draft selection, is set to play a "significant part" in the Rams offense, says The Athletic's Jourdan Rodrigue. (Source: Jourdan Rodrigue, The Athletic)

Fantasy Impact: Allen had a limited statistical output in his rookie year, catching 10 passes for 95 yards and a score, but he did see time on the field. He played 19% of offensive snaps and 26% of special teams snaps. Head coach Sean McVay prioritized TE depth in the offseason which could indicate further emphasis on multi-TE sets, which could lead to a role for Allen, albeit potentially not a fantasy-relevant one.

Veteran TE Colby Parkinson, a free agent acquisition, figures to play a "significant part" in the Rams offense, says The Athletic's Jourdan Rodrigue. (Source: Jourdan Rodrigue, The Athletic)

Fantasy Impact: The offseason pickup Parkinson plays perfectly into what HC Sean McVay values offensively, which is versatility. He serves as a pass catcher and a blocker, which could help him land a significant snap count early in the season while incumbent TE Tyler Higbee continues his recovery from injury. Parkinson could play a real role in the Rams offense, though it's also possible it's not a fantasy-relevant one.

Los Angeles Rams QB Matthew Stafford will officially report to camp and is coming to terms on a restructured contract with the front office, says head coach Sean McVay. (Source: Mike Garafolo on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: McVay said that the manner in which both parties reached an agreement was "healthy," a key as Stafford still has three years left on his four-year deal. The veteran QB had a resurgent campaign in 2023 (3,965-24-11) but had an issue with his deal, which had limited guarantees beyond the 2024 season, per Adam Schefter of ESPN. Stafford is 36 but showed he still has a high level of play left in him and has a current ADP of QB19. Details of the new deal are not yet known, but Stafford likely has at least one more season in Los Angeles.

The Los Angeles Rams re-signed S John Johnson III. (Source: Los Angeles Rams on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Johnson signed a one-year deal with the Rams last offseason and returns once again. He'll remain in a similar role after starting eight of the 17 games he played in last year.

Tyler Higbee is reportedly a candidate to begin the season on the PUP list. (Source: TheRams.com)

Fantasy Impact: Higbee remains without a clear timetable to return to the field as he continues to recover from a torn ACL. Colby Parkinson signed a three-year deal with the Rams this offseason and could open the season in a starting role.

Rams WR Puka Nacua is training alongside Cooper Kupp this offseason. (Source: NFL.com)

Fantasy Impact: Rams wide receivers coach Eric Yarber said “He looks just like Cooper (Kupp). He’s lost so much body fat and gained so muscle, which enabled him to move more efficiently now.” Nacua reportedly lost 10 pounds this offseason. The two Rams receivers have the chance to once again form one of the top wide receiver duos in the NFL this season.

Rams coach Sean McVay said Tre’Davious White is “making good progress” in his recovery. (Source: TheRams.com)

Fantasy Impact: White signed with the Rams this offseason as he works his way back from a torn Achilles that he suffered in Week 4 last season. It isn't clear when he'll be fully cleared, but he does appear to be headed in the right direction.

Blake Corum has impressed Rams head coach Sean McVay during minicamp, with McVay saying Corum has displayed maturity and handles himself well even when things don’t go to plan. (Source: The Coachspeak Index via X)

Fantasy Impact: The rookie third round pick is in line for the number 2 role in the Rams backfield behind Kyren Williams. While it’s hard to see Corum getting a sizeable workload as long as Williams is healthy, he could nevertheless inherit workhorse role should Williams ever suffer an injury, which has happened during each of his first two professional seasons.

WR Austin Trammell is trying out for the Jaguars on Monday. (Source: Demetrius Harvey on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Trammell is one of two wide receivers trying out for Jacksonville on Monday. He'll look to earn a roster spot with the Jaguars.

Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay said RB Kyren Williams will not be available for voluntary OTAs due to a “foot issue.” (Source: Jourdan Rodrigue on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: McVay said that Williams should be back for training camp. In the meantime, it can be expected that rookie RB Blake Corum will get extra opportunities. McVay praised Corum for his play style similarities to Williams, and he will be able to fill in during the veteran’s temporary absence. Williams’ status should be monitored come training camp.

The Rams are reportedly calling teams to try and trade up into the top-10. (Source: Dianna Russini on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: The Rams have a first-round pick for the first time since 2016. They're looking to move up from No. 19 to into the top-10 where they could go a number of different directions.

The Rams re-signed Tyler Johnson. (Source: Aaron Wilson on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Johnson appeared in one game last season with the Rams. He'll likely compete for a roster spot during training camp.

Rams GM Les Snead said the plan is to have Stetson Bennett participate in the team’s offseason workouts. (Source: Gary Klein on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Snead added that Bennett is currently working out in Dallas. His future with the Rams was unclear, but it appears he'll get a chance to remain with the Rams as he works out with them in the team's offseason workouts.

The Minnesota Vikings signed Jonah Williams. (Source: Ben Goessling on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Williams recorded a pair of sacks last season with the Rams. He figures to add some depth to the defensive line for Minnesota.

The Rams have signed QB Jimmy Garoppolo to a one-year deal. (Source: Mike Garafolo on Twitter )

Fantasy Impact: Garoppolo with join the Rams and serve as the backup QB to Matthew Stafford. The veteran will also have to serve a two-game suspension for a violation of the NFL’s performance-enhancing substances policy and will join the active roster in Week 3.

Los Angeles Rams DL Aaron Donald is retiring from the NFL, capping off the three-time Defensive Player of the Year's career. (Source: Aaron Donald on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Donald had flirted with retirement for years but played a few more seasons. After a decade with the Rams, Donald is retiring as a three-time DPOY, eight-time All-Pro and 10-time Pro Bowler. He has 111 career sacks, 543 tackles and 176 tackles for loss while winning one Super Bowl ring.

The Rams announced they tendered Michael Hoecht, the right of first refusal tender. (Source: Jourdan Rodrigue on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Hoecht racked up six sacks last season to go along with a forced fumble. He should remain in a similar role for the Rams this season.

The Rams placed a second-round restricted tender on LT Alaric Jackson. It's worth $4.89 million. (Source: Tom Pelissero on Twitter)

Fantasy Impact: Jackson is free to negotiate with any team. if the Rams do not match a contract offer from another team, they are entitled to a second-round pick from his new team. Jackson appeared in and started 15 games last season. It seems unlikely he'll be signed by a new team.