The Los Angeles Rams have signed three offensive linemen—Conor McDermott, Matt Kaskey, and Alec Lindstrom—as they address injuries to starters Rob Havenstein, Alaric Jackson, and Jonah Jackson. McDermott, the most experienced of the trio, has played 54 games with 17 starts in the NFL and is expected to provide crucial support during this injury crisis. Kaskey, who has had a tumultuous career with limited playtime, returns to the Rams after previously being undrafted in 2019, while Lindstrom joins after a stint with the Dallas Cowboys, albeit with no regular-season appearances. All three injuries to the starting offensive linemen are considered week-to-week. The Rams also waived tight end Neal Johnson and safety Kenny Logan Jr. to make room for the new signings, reflecting their urgent need for depth ahead of the preseason.