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See the full story · 1 sourcesSEATTLE, WASHINGTON - JANUARY 25: Justin Dedich #67 of the Los Angeles Rams looks on during the national anthem prior to an NFC Championship NFL football game against the Seattle Seahawks at Lumen Field on January 25, 2026 in Seattle, Washington. (Photo by Michael Owens/Getty Images) | Getty Images
The Los Angeles Rams opened training camp 2026 on Saturday as players reported. They made two injury-related moves on Sunday:
LA Rams Roster Moves: • Declared Non-Football Injury OL Justin Dedich • Declared Physically Unable to Perform CB Al'zillion Hamilton pic.twitter.com/5oH8mmWeA5
— Los Angeles Rams (@RamsNFL) July 26, 2026
Key reserve offensive lineman Justin Dedich was placed on the non-football injury list (NFI). Cornerback Al’zillion Hamilton—someone who earned attention from fans in TST’s 53-man roster prediction exercise —will open camp on the physically unable to perform (PUP) list.
The NFI designation means Dedich’s injury occured away from team-sponsored activities or their facilities. Dedich can be activated from this list at any point during training camp. If he’s still on the NFI at the time the Rams cut down to 53-man players for the regular season, he will automatically miss a minimum of six weeks.
For Hamilton, he also can be activated from the PUP list during camp as soon as he passes a physical. He will miss at least the first four games if not activated by the 53-man roster deadline.
There are now 13 NFC West players on the PUP list, of which is worth continuing to track during training camp:
Seahawks
Zach Charbonnet
Nick Emmanwori
Kenny McIntosh
Tyrone Broden
Deven Eastern
49ers
George Kittle
Mykel Williams
Isaac Guerendo
Alfred Collins
Cardinals
Josh Sweat
Garrett Williams
Tip Reiman
Rams
Al’zillion Hamilton
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