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The Los Angeles did some roster shuffling ahead of game day, specifically with Keagen Trost and Cam Lampkin.

The Los Angeles Rams announced roster moves on October 17 ahead of their Week 6 game against the Arizona Cardinals. Head coach Sean McVay's squad activated offensive lineman Keagen Trost from injured reserve and elevated cornerback Cam Lampkin from the practice squad.
Trost, a 2026 third-round draft pick, returns to provide depth along the offensive line while left tackle Alaric Jackson serves a one-game suspension. Lampkin, a third-year former undrafted free agent, offers special teams support and secondary depth with cornerback Trent McDuffie listed as questionable.
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