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The Los Angeles Rams may look to add competition to a struggling special-teams unit.

Bret Stuter of Ramblin' Fan argues that the Los Angeles Rams urgently need improvements across their special teams units following a 2-2 start to the season. With roster injuries mounting, the writer asserts that coordinator Bubba Ventrone and head coach Sean McVay cannot afford ongoing liabilities across their kicking and return phases.
Stuter highlights kicker Harrison Mevis struggling at 71.4 percent accuracy, making just five of seven field goals through four games. While punter Ethan Evans shows notable statistical improvement, Stuter notes that returner Alex Bachman struggled against the Philadelphia Eagles, suggesting general manager Les Snead could soon sign outside competition.
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