Los Angeles Rams cornerback Derion Kendrick has been confirmed to have suffered a torn ACL during the team's first training camp practice, leading to a season-ending surgery. Coach Sean McVay stated that Kendrick, who had started 12 games last season and was projected to play a significant role this year, will be placed on injured reserve. The injury occurred while Kendrick was tracking a receiver, resulting in a significant loss for the Rams' secondary, which has already been bolstered by the signings of Darious Williams and Tre'Davious White during the offseason. Williams is currently dealing with a hamstring strain, further complicating the Rams' defensive lineup. Kendrick, a sixth-round pick in 2022, had shown promise with one interception and 14 pass breakups over his two seasons in the NFL. This injury marks a challenging start for the Rams as they adapt to significant changes in their defensive roster.