Kamren Curl Signs Two-Year Deal with Los Angeles Rams

The former Washington Commanders safety's contract could be worth up to $12.75 million as the Rams aim to fortify their secondary.

Kamren Curl, formerly with the Washington Commanders, has agreed to a two-year contract with the Los Angeles Rams.
The deal is reported to be worth $8.75 million, potentially rising to $12.75 million, with some sources citing a $13 million value.
Curl's versatility as a player is highlighted, having played both safety positions and occasionally taking on linebacker responsibilities.
His addition is part of the Rams' efforts to bolster their secondary, which also includes the signing of cornerback Darious Williams.
The Rams are looking to strengthen their defense following the retirement of star defensive tackle Aaron Donald and the departure of other key players.