Rams highlight undrafted rookies Nick Andersen and Dean Connors for roster spots
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 25, 2026, 5:55 PM
Last updated Aug 25, 2026

CBS Sports has identified Los Angeles Rams undrafted rookies Nick Andersen and Dean Connors as players making an impact during training camp this summer. Andersen, a safety, has showcased strong physical play and coverage skills, while Connors, a running back, has impressed with his receiving ability and special teams contributions. The Rams have a history of successfully integrating undrafted free agents into their roster. Both players are vying for spots on the 53-man roster, with Andersen likely securing a practice squad position if he does not make the team.
- •Nick Andersen has eight collegiate interceptions and strong preseason performances.
- •Dean Connors recorded 51 total yards and also made a special teams tackle.
- •Andersen is competing for a roster spot amid a successful history of Rams safeties.
- •Connors is being considered for a role despite increased depth at running back.
- •Other undrafted players, including Wesley Bailey and Al'zillion Hamilton, are also in contention.
- 5:55 PMYahoo Sports — CBS Sports highlights 2 Rams undrafted rookies who are making noise
"CBS Sports highlighted two Rams rookies who have played well this summer, but left off the best one.
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