A recent report indicates that the Los Angeles Rams are unlikely to offer a tender to inside linebacker Christian Rozeboom as NFL free agency approaches. As a result, Rozeboom is expected to become a free agent. According to information from Jourdan Rodrigue of The Athletic, Rozeboom, the team’s second-string middle linebacker, has been a crucial contributor to the Rams’ special teams unit. Despite this, the team is not anticipated to extend a tender to him. Rozeboom, who completed his third NFL season last year, is set to explore free agency in a competitive market that includes talented players in his position such as Patrick Queen, Lavonte David, and Frankie Luvu. In his third season, Rozeboom earned consistent playing time and concluded the year with notable achievements, including 79 total tackles and an interception in a Week 6 game against the Arizona Cardinals, led by Joshua Dobbs.
