Rams sign three more undrafted free agents to bring 2019 total up to 22

The Los Angeles Rams continued to stay busy this offseason by signing three more undrafted free agents on Tuesday to bring their total up to 22.

The busy offseason continued for the Los Angeles Rams on Tuesday after the team announced the signings of three more undrafted free agents to bring their total signings up to 22 along with 90 players currently sitting on the roster.

From Georgia’s Natrez Patrick at linebacker to Bradon Hitner out of Villanova on the offensive line, the Rams have a few undrafted rookies worth keeping an eye on from now until the end of training camp to see if anyone has what it takes to earn a final spot on the roster.

Year after year, undrafted free agents sign with teams as long shots to make the roster since they know how hard it is to make a name for themselves, but also that’s not going to stop them from trying.

Most teams across the NFL tend to see a few players that end up earning a shot at the roster as a result of impressive outings in training camp and preseason, which is why it will be exciting for fans to keep an eye on this group of 22 players over the next few months.

Looking back at the previous two years under the Sean McVay era, the Rams head coach deserves a ton of credit along with Les Snead when it comes to doing their homework on rookies, and who has what it takes to make it in the NFL.

As mentioned before, this group of 22 players may seem like long shots at the moment, but anything can happen when it comes to the NFL, no matter what.

Take a look at Corey Clement in 2017 when the former Wisconsin star signed with the Philadelphia Eagles as an undrafted rookie before the running back ended up playing a key role in the team winning the Super Bowl that season to show these players are sometimes worth the risk.

Does this mean any of these new members of the Rams have what it takes to help lead the team to Super Bowl 54 if given the opportunity?

Plenty still needs to happen before that can even become part of the conversation since it’s only May, but maybe Los Angeles will get lucky with a few surprises from this new group of rookies on top of the ones selected back in April during the draft.