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Rams release Kendall Langford

Posted by Josh Alper on February 26, 2015, 4:28 PM EST


The Rams joined some of their rivals around the league in creating more cap space on Thursday by parting ways with a veteran member of the club.

Jim Thomas of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports that the team has released defensive tackle Kendall Langford. Langford was set to make $6 million in the final year of a four-year contract that he signed before the start of the 2012 season and the Rams will now have that money to use in other ways this offseason.

Langford started the first 32 games he played for the Rams and had five sacks as an interior rusher during the 2013 season, but the drafting of Aaron Donald in the first round of last year’s draft moved him into a rotational role. Langford was also a longtime starter in Miami before joining the Rams and that experience should lead to interest in his services from other teams.

Tackle Jake Long, who is coming off a torn ACL, and quarterback Sam Bradford could provide further cap relief for the Rams through releases or restructurings before the start of the new league year.
 
It's starting to look like there will be some interesting veteran players available, anybody got any insight to how Hawk would look in a 4-3?

I am talking veteran depth possibly replacing Durrant.

I think this team is at the point where you can add some vets to the mix for leadership and mentoring.
 
It's starting to look like there will be some interesting veteran players available, anybody got any insight to how Hawk would look in a 4-3?

I am talking veteran depth possibly replacing Durrant.

I think this team is at the point where you can add some vets to the mix for leadership and mentoring.

Choke yourself for even thinking about A.J. Hawk.
 
Rams release Kendall Langford

Posted by Josh Alper on February 26, 2015, 4:28 PM EST


The Rams joined some of their rivals around the league in creating more cap space on Thursday by parting ways with a veteran member of the club.

Jim Thomas of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports that the team has released defensive tackle Kendall Langford. Langford was set to make $6 million in the final year of a four-year contract that he signed before the start of the 2012 season and the Rams will now have that money to use in other ways this offseason.

Langford started the first 32 games he played for the Rams and had five sacks as an interior rusher during the 2013 season, but the drafting of Aaron Donald in the first round of last year’s draft moved him into a rotational role. Langford was also a longtime starter in Miami before joining the Rams and that experience should lead to interest in his services from other teams.

Tackle Jake Long, who is coming off a torn ACL, and quarterback Sam Bradford could provide further cap relief for the Rams through releases or restructurings before the start of the new league year.

Good player who is still only 29. I wouldn't mind signing him. Would be a nice addition to our D-line and really just got the squeeze on a team with a ton of D-line talent.
 
:lol

Have no idea what kind of player he is now but is he not even good depth at this point?

No, he's not.

The Packers phased him out as they went through the season. It has to be bad when they basically don't even try to keep him at a cheaper rate, which I am sure he would gladly take.
 
No, he's not.

The Packers phased him out as they went through the season. It has to be bad when they basically don't even try to keep him at a cheaper rate, which I am sure he would gladly take.

Didn't they move Matthews inside partly because Hawk wasn't holding up?
 


:lol @ the Redskins.
 
@AdamSchefter: Falcons released RB Steven Jackson, per source.

I still remember when everyone was losing their minds when we passed on him and got Julius Jones.

Good times.
 
 
 
I still remember when everyone was losing their minds when we passed on him and got Julius Jones.

Good times.

4-24-04, my wedding day.

Went into the ceremony knowing that Jackson was falling to us.

Found out later that evening that they'd traded the pick.

Worst day of my life.
 
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