Rams explore potential player restructures for salary cap relief
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 18, 2026, 4:30 PM
Last updated Jun 18, 2026
The Los Angeles Rams enter the 2026 offseason with approximately $62.7 million available for salary cap restructures, ranking seventh in the NFL in this regard. While this financial flexibility could aid in roster upgrades, caution is advised as restructures shift financial burdens to future seasons. Key players like right guard Kevin Dotson, Steve Avila, and defensive tackle Kobie Turner are approaching contract negotiations, alongside wide receiver Puka Nacua, who may command a high-value deal. The Rams may only consider restructures under extraordinary circumstances, as preserving future cap flexibility is deemed crucial for long-term roster management.
- •Rams have $62.7 million available for restructures in 2026.
- •Team ranks seventh in the NFL for salary cap restructure potential.
- •Key extension candidates include Kevin Dotson, Steve Avila, and Puka Nacua.
- •Restructuring shifts financial burden to future seasons.
- •Rams advised to utilize restructures only in extraordinary circumstances.
- 4:30 PMYahoo Sports — Should the Rams opt to restructure key players in 2026?
"Just because the Rams have the ability to restructure players does not mean they should
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