Strong Defense and Rookie Standouts in Rams' Preseason Finale
Introduction
The Los Angeles Rams wrapped up their 2025 preseason with a close 19-17 loss to the Cleveland Browns. Despite the loss, there were several key takeaways from the game that will impact the team as they head into the regular season.
Strong Performances from Dresser Winn and Jordan Waters
In the final preseason game, Dresser Winn and Jordan Waters both finished strong, solidifying their spots on the Rams' roster. Winn, an undrafted rookie, recorded a sack and an interception, while Waters had a key pass break-up in the end zone. These performances show the depth and potential of the Rams' defense moving forward.
Terrance Ferguson's Debut
Fans were eager to see the debut of rookie wide receiver Terrance Ferguson, and he did not disappoint. Ferguson caught three passes for 45 yards, including a highlight-reel touchdown where he leapt over a defender. With his speed and athleticism, Ferguson is sure to make an impact in the Rams' offense this season.
Improvement on Special Teams
The Rams struggled on special teams in their first two preseason games, but they showed improvement against the Browns. Kicker Chris Hackett went 3-for-3 on field goals and punter Jake Rodriguez averaged over 45 yards per punt. These improvements are crucial for the
