If you weren’t thrilled enough by the Los Angeles Rams season opening win against the Oakland Raiders, just wait til you get a load of this! Less than 24 hours after their glorious Monday Night Football victory, the Rams made roster moves on Tuesday afternoon.
Practice squad transaction: #LARams have dropped OL Jeremiah Kolone and added OL Aaron Neary to the practice squad. Neary was with LA during the offseason and training camp.
— Myles Simmons (@MylesASimmons) September 11, 2018
Aaron Neary – selected by the Denver Broncos as an undrafted free agent in 2016 – joined the Rams last September. Within two weeks he was waived, only to be stashed on their practice squad for the majority of the 2017 season. The Rams were so good last year, however, that Neary made his first start at center in Week 17, when Sean McVay opted to sit his starters in preparation for the postseason.
Neary, who’d been with the Rams all this offseason, was recently released and subsequently picked up by the Cleveland Browns on September 2, 2018. Four days later he was a free agent again.
And that’s pretty much the whole saga, folks. He’s home. Who’s cheery for Neary?!