The Rams are the latest team to unveil their crop of undrafted free agents. Here are the 17 UDFAs who have officially signed on with the defending Super Bowl champions:

• TE Roger Carter, Georgia State
• CB T.J. Carter, TCU
• CB Caesar Dancy-Williams, Wisconsin
• P Cameron Dicker, Texas
• IDL Elijah Garcia, Rice
• OLB Andrzej Hughes-Murray, Oregon State
• ILB Jake Hummel, Iowa State
• S Dan Isom, Washington State
• CB Duron Lowe, Liberty
• WR Lance McCutcheon, Montana State
• S Jairon McVea, Baylor
• IDL Dion Novil, North Texas
• TE Jamal Pettigrew, McNeese State
• G Jack Snyder, San Jose State
• OLB Brayden Thomas, North Dakota State
• OLB Keir Thomas, Florida State
• OLB Benton Whitley, Holy Cross

Texas’ kicker for the past four seasons, Dicker is listed as a punter despite only punting in two of those four. Dicker served as the Longhorns’ full-time punter last season but only logged eight punts prior to that senior year. Dicker averaged 46.8 yards per boot last season, earning first-team All-Big 12 acclaim. The Rams cut 10-year punter Johnny Hekker but signed Riley Dixon later this offseason.

Although the four outside linebackers in this year’s crop should not necessarily be connected to the team’s loss of Von Miller in free agency, this quartet joins a team that used one draft choice (a seventh-rounder at that) on the edge spot. Thomas, who teamed with first-rounder Jermaine Johnson at Florida State last season, used his COVID-19-enabled extra season after playing five years at South Carolina. Thomas recorded 6.5 sacks and 12.5 tackles for loss last season. Brayden Thomas and Hughes-Murray also spent six years in college. They registered nine and six sacks as seniors, respectively.

The Rams pursued UDFA quarterbacks, per The Athletic’s Jourdan Rodrigue, and plan to add one before camp (Twitter link). John Wolford and 2020 UDFA Bryce Perkins comprise Matthew Stafford‘s backup contingent. Jamal Pettigrew is a cousin of former Lions first-rounder Brandon Pettigrew. Jamal transferred from LSU, where he played a backup role on the Tigers’ unbeaten national championship team, to McNeese State and played 18 games — seven in the spring due to COVID adjustments — last year. Counting the draft, the Rams added six rookie cornerbacks