With the offseason program wrapped and training camp coming up on July 23, theRams.com will be taking an updated look at positions on the team's roster.
Up first: Quarterback.
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Key offseason moves
- Signed Jimmy Garoppolo. The 32-year-old Garoppolo signed a 1-year deal with the Rams this spring after being released by the Raiders. Brought in as Matthew Stafford's backup, general manager Les Snead at the NFL Annual Meeting in March said while the Rams were "fans" of Carson Wentz – last season's backup during the second half of the season – they felt Garoppolo's familiarity with their system and playing style made him a better fit. Garoppolo worked with offensive coordinator Mike LaFleur when LaFleur was with the 49ers, and Jerry Schuplinski – hired as a senior offensive assistant this offseason – when Schuplinski was with the Raiders.
- Onboarded Stetson Bennett back onto the team. Bennett spent his entire rookie season on the Reserve/NFI list, then re-joined the team at the start of the offseason program.
Who's under contract
2023 stats: Completed 326 of 521 pass attempts (62.6%) for 3,965 yards with 24 touchdowns against 11 interceptions in 15 games (all starts).
2023 stats: Completed 110 of 169 pass attempts (65.1%) for 1,205 yards with 7 touchdowns against 9 interceptions in 7 games (6 starts) for Las Vegas.
2023 stats: Did not record any regular season stats.
2023 stats: Did not record any regular season stats.
What's next
Getting the backups up to speed. While Garoppolo is familiar with the Rams' offense, continuing to build that will be critical. Along those lines, with Garoppolo missing first two games of the season due to suspension, that places increased importance on getting Bennett re-acclimated to the offense during training camp.