Rams News: LA's Defense Expected to Look Quite Different in 2024

Newly-promoted Los Angeles Rams defensive coordinator Chris Shula, formerly the club's linebackers coach during its recent Super Bowl run, will face the scrutiny of a nation as he looks to reconfigure his defense without 10-time Pro Bowler and future Hall of Famer Aaron Donald holding it down at defensive tackle.

Beyond Donald, even, the Rams' defensive secondary is expected to look wholly different from its 2023 iteration.

L.A. added cornerback Tre’Davious White, safety Kamren Curl, and defensive back Darious Williams, all in free agency. Russ Yeast, who didn't start last season, is expected to be elevated to a starting gig in 2024.

He signed that group to replace Ahkello Witherspoon, John Johnson III, Jordan Fuller and Cobie Durant.

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