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Former Seahawks linebacker Jamie Sheriff has had his practice-squad contract terminated by the Los Angeles Rams, ending a brief stint with the division rival, the Rams announced.
The Los Angeles Rams announced that they have terminated the practice-squad contract of former Seattle Seahawks linebacker Jamie Sheriff. The decision brings an end to Sheriff's brief stint with Seattle's NFC West rival, where he served as edge-rush depth but never reached the active roster. The Rams made the move as part of several roster adjustments, which included signing cornerback Damarion Williams.
Sheriff joined the NFL as an undrafted free agent from South Alabama in 2024 and spent most of his early career with the Seahawks, earning a Super Bowl LX ring before being waived in August 2026. He signed with the Rams on September 3, 2026, and is now an unrestricted free agent available to sign with any NFL team.
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