The Los Angeles Rams suffered a narrow defeat against the Arizona Cardinals, ending their Week 6 match with an 18-16 score. This result places the Rams in a tie with the Cardinals, sitting at the bottom of the NFC West standings, each holding a 2-4 record. The loss marks a challenging moment for the Rams as they aim to rebound in the coming games.
Following their recent defeat, the Rams have taken steps to strengthen their team by signing a seasoned kicker. According to ESPN’s Ian Rapoport, the Rams have officially added Brandon McManus to their roster. This decision was made after McManus completed a workout session with the team on Tuesday.
McManus brings significant NFL experience to the Rams. At 35 years old, he joins the team with a strong track record. Over 12 seasons, McManus has played for the Denver Broncos, Jacksonville Jaguars, and Green Bay Packers. Throughout his career, he has successfully made 297 out of 362 field goal attempts, achieving an overall success rate of 82%.
In the 2024 season, McManus demonstrated his precision by achieving a field goal percentage of 95.2% during his 11 games with the Packers. His performance over the years showcases his reliability and skill as a kicker.
The Rams are hopeful that McManus will make a positive impact with his newly granted opportunity. As he takes on this role, fans and analysts will be watching closely to see how he contributes to the team’s performance in the upcoming matches.
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