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When news emerged that the Los Angeles Rams were losing Christian Rozeboom in free agency, fans speculated on how Les Snead and his team would address the middle linebacker position.

Granted, Rozeboom didn’t perform well in 2025—his sub-60 PFF ratings in overall grade, pass rushing, and run defense highlight his struggles.

However, his departure does leave the team thin at a position that was already a weakness last season, creating a need for competition alongside breakout rookie starter Omar Speight and other depth players.

Thankfully, on Tuesday, Snead made a significant move by signing Nate Landman from the Atlanta Falcons, bolstering the linebacker unit ahead of the 2025 NFL Draft.