The Los Angeles Rams drafted Tremayne Anchrum Jr. in the seventh round four years ago, adding some versatility to the offensive line as a player who can play guard or tackle. Unfortunately, injuries and offensive line depth prevent him from being a multigame starter with the Rams and now he’s leaving Los Angeles after four seasons.
The Seahawks announced they’ve signed Anchrum as a free agent, ending his tenure in Los Angeles. Anchrum leaves the Rams with one career start, which ended quickly due to a season-ending leg injury early in the game.
Anchrum was a good depth piece for the Rams up front so they’ll need to find another backup guard to take his place, though Joe Noteboom can help on the interior, too.
Adding an anchor on the offensive line.
We've signed guard @TremayneAnchrum! pic.twitter.com/APn297WAWI
— Seattle Seahawks (@Seahawks) March 18, 2024
