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The Los Angeles Rams are set to begin Phase 3 of their offseason training activities on May 26, focusing on organized team practices. With 87 players in attendance, competition for roster spots, especially at QB#2 and WR#3, is expected to intensify during these workouts.
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The Rams have scheduled full team workouts for May 26-28, June 1-2, June 4, June 8-9, and June 11.
The offseason training activities are divided into three phases: Phase One includes meetings and conditioning, Phase Two involves on-field drills without contact, and Phase Three allows for organized team practices.
There are currently 87 players attending the Rams' OTAs.
The Rams are particularly focused on filling the QB#2 and WR#3 positions, which are seen as key areas of competition.
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While the Workouts are voluntary, the Rams have a history of getting a very high percentage of veterans into camp. By its no-contact nature, the early season workouts and drills are not as physically intense as training camp, but make no mistake, real competition starts Day 1. Not trying to be over dramatic, but first impressions can create a narrative and unofficial depth charts get set at this early junction. Every year, fans see players, prospects or veterans whose fortunes rise or fall with OTAs. To kickoff the 2026 season, L.A.’s major roles are pretty well filled. Currently at 87 players for OTAs, a simple glance of the roster shows 41 locks, but over a 17 game season, depth is often a saving grace. That leaves only 12 openings to scramble for, almost all of them down the depth chart. QB#2 and WR#3 are the most glaring battle openings. In addition, if the Rams are serious about improving special teams, competition at the bottom of the roster could be significant and getting a leg up in OTAs is where it all starts. Which players do you think will surprise and make a move up the depth chart?