Rams News of the Day: July 17th

Go to Rams News of the Day: July 17th


**Today's Rams Topics**

Talks between Rams, Trumaine Johnson were destined to go nowhere –ESPN

The deadline came and went on Monday without a long-term extension between the Rams and primary CB Trumaine Johnson, a development that had been expected for quite some time.
=======

Rams’ Todd Gurley aiming to have bigger impact on field, in community –LA Times

=======

Rams CB Trumaine Johnson will play out season with franchise tag –LA Times

=======

Rams won’t have long-term success until they solidify offensive line –ESPN

=======

NFL Network Talks With Jared Goff –Video

=======

Rams 2017 Team Preview and Prediction

Jared Goff and the Rams are starting over with the youngest head coach in NFL history
=======

Hekker: Jared Goff has ‘grown a ton’ this offseason

For the Rams attack to take off, second-year quarterback Jared Goff must make a major leap after struggling through his seven starts in 2016. Teammate Johnny Hekker believes Rams fans will notice a difference right away.
=======

Rams Roster Preview: LB Nicholas Grigsby Looking For Breakthrough

Grigsby got a call up from the practice squad in his rookie season. Does his second year see him start out on the 53-man roster?
=======

Ranking all of the NFL receiving corps

Rams WR rank 31st in the NFL
=======

When and where is Los Angeles Rams training camp?

Coming off a 4-12 season, the Los Angeles Rams open up training camp on July 29. Here is the team’s schedule prior to the 2017 regular season.
=======

Report: LA Rams Players Thought 2016 Was A “Free Year”

I barely know what this means, but I know I don’t like it.
=======

Tarboro Tough: Todd Gurley’s Journey From North Carolina to the NFL

=======

Ranking NFL special teams: Punter Johnny Hekker, Rams don’t get enough credit –USAToday

=======

5 Los Angeles Rams who should benefit the most from Mike Thomas suspension

With Mike Thomas missing the first four games of the 2017 NFL season due to suspension, here are five receivers for the Los Angeles Rams who should benefit from his absence.