Rams Waive Benched K Joshua Karty
The Los Angeles Rams have released kicker Joshua Karty, who played in all 17 regular-season games last year. Karty was replaced by Harrison Mevis after the eighth game of the current season.
Karty, undrafted in 2023, had shown promise early in his career but struggled with consistency, prompting the team to make a midseason change. Since Mevis joined the lineup, the Rams have been evaluating their kicking situation heading into the final stretch of the season.
Head coach Sean McVay and the team’s front office have not yet announced who will take over the position permanently. The move reflects the Rams’ continued effort to stabilize their special teams performance as the playoff race tightens.
“It’s part of the business. We appreciate what Josh has done for us,” a team representative said following the announcement.
Author’s summary: The Rams released kicker Joshua Karty after benching him midseason, signaling continued adjustments to improve special teams consistency before the postseason.
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