Rams add a linebacker
The St. Louis Rams were awarded a waiver claim on LB Bryan Kehl, who was released by the New York Giants this week.
Kehl, the Giants' fourth round pick in 2008, has been a special teams stalwart for the G-Men. The former BYU outside linebacker also played on the weakside in NY, starting one game at that spot last year. Stats-wise its a tough read given his status as a role player. In 2008 he made 5 stops on 6 passing plays that came at him, with 1 INT.
Special teams...WIL experience...if that doesn't scream replacement for Chris Chamberlain, I don't know what does.
The former Giants and Eagles connection has fueled more than a few jokes, but for plugging holes left by injured role players it's not a bad strategy to pick up a known commodity.
According to Brian Stull from ESPN 101, Chamberlain is still listed on the active roster. I suspect that he'll go to IR to make room for Kehl.
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Is there any chance
that Chamberlain just moves to the PUP list? I thought his injury was only supposed to keep him out 6 weeks.
This guy seems good for blitz packages and special teams,
but it appears that we now need another LB as Josh Hull has suffered a “potentially serious injury”.
Brit Miller also played linebacker/special teams in college
Here are some stats from Walter Football:
14th ranked ILB within 2009 class.
4/2/09: Brit Miller compiled 132 tackles, 15.5 TFL and six sacks in 2008. His impressive Pro Day showing may get him drafted.

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