Rams News of the Day: June 22nd

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**Today's Rams Topics**

Rams, Chargers to hold joint practices–PFT

Los Angeles has two teams now and they will start to get to know each other this summer while waiting for construction on the stadium they plan to share to be completed.
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Rams’ offense should be better, but by how much? –ESPN

The optimist sees the 2017 Los Angeles Rams like this: Good on defense, good on special teams, and now it’s just a matter of how quickly they can fix the offense.
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Aaron Donald Can’t Be Paid Enough –TheRinger.com

And his next deal will set the market for all defensive linemen
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2017 Los Angeles Rams Training Camp Schedule Released

Here’s your schedule for the Rams’ training camp this year at UC Irvine.
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Rams: Fire Les Snead over Trumaine Johnson contract?

The Trumaine Johnson contract situation hangs over the Los Angeles Rams’ ability to negotiate with Aaron Donald, which is another knock on Les Snead.
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Rams Legends Play 60 in Inglewood –Video

Join legendary former Rams players as they interact with the children of Inglewood for a Los Angeles Rams Play 60 event. (1:57)
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Rams will practice twice with Chargers during training camp –LA Times

The Rams and the Chargers, already scheduled to play a preseason game at the Coliseum, will practice together twice during training camp, the teams announced Thursday.
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Advanced Strength Of Schedule Puts 2017 Los Angeles Rams Slate Middle Of The Pack

In a set of advanced strength of schedule metrics by Warren Sharp for Rotoworld, the Rams’ SoS clocks in as the 19th-easiest schedule.
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The Rams’ Forever War –Lombardi

Can a team that has been defined by a losing culture for years turn things around in a new city? If so, it’ll need to start at the top.
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Rams Release DT Tyrunn Walker

The Rams have released defensive tackle Tyrunn Walker, according to ESPN.com’s Adam Caplan (on Twitter). Walker joined the Rams as a free agent just three months ago.