LA Rams Change Kickers
The Los Angeles Rams will introduce a new kicker for their upcoming game. Harrison Mevis is set to make his NFL debut on Sunday, replacing Joshua Karty.
Kicking Changes and Team Update
Despite missing or having eight field goals and extra points blocked—leading the NFL in such missed attempts—Karty remains on the roster. Coach Sean McVay expressed continued confidence in him.
“I still do have a lot of confidence in Josh Karty,” McVay said.
In addition to the kicking change, the Rams will also see a new long snapper as they face the San Francisco 49ers. Jake McQuaide, who served as the Rams’ long snapper from 2011 to 2020, will return to replace Alex Ward.
Game Context
- The Rams hold a 6-2 record heading into the matchup.
- The San Francisco 49ers have a 6-3 record.
Photos from past games show Joshua Karty reacting after missing field goals and stretching during matches against the Jacksonville Jaguars and Baltimore Ravens.
Summary
The Rams will debut Harrison Mevis as their new kicker while retaining Joshua Karty on the roster, alongside a returning long snapper, aiming to improve special teams in their upcoming crucial game.
Author's Summary: The Rams promote Harrison Mevis to kicker while retaining Karty, and bring back Jake McQuaide as long snapper, hoping to strengthen their special teams for the 49ers game.
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