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Of the six ERFAs tendered, Stewart saw the most action last season, though he struggled mightily in pass coverage as the Rams’ starting strong safety. These players will be brought to Rams camp, all competing for roster spots.

Steven Jackson’s lead blocker each of the past two seasons, Miller missed the final four games of 2011 after landing on injured reserve with an unspecified knee injury. He tore his ACL in 2010. Miller’s health history makes it unlikely the Rams will enter camp with just one fullback.

Bad news for a player who ended 2010 on injured reserve with a torn ACL. Steven Jackson’s lead blocker had been active for 12 of 13 games this season, carrying the ball five times for 14 yards. Although he’s still just 25 years old, two major knee injuries in two seasons don’t bode well for Miller’s future.

Mughelli visited the Rams in May after being released by Atlanta. A classic lead blocker, Mughelli’s signing further signals the Rams’ transition to a more run-oriented attack under Jeff Fisher. Placed on injured reserve with a torn MCL last October, Mughelli will compete with Brit Miller, who also ended 2011 on IR with a knee injury.

Miller goes to make room for C Scott Wells, who was activated from injured reserve this week. The Rams will apparently go with Terrance Ganaway as the new lead blocker.

Not to be confused with the female bodybuilder, this Brit Miller was an undrafted free agent out of Illinois. He’ll be limited to special teams duty with the Niners.

Miller was active for five games last season as a special teamer. His chances of making the roster took a hit early in camp when he sustained a sprained ankle.

Fullback Brit Miller is expected to be signed off the practice squad, which could be an indication that Johnson will miss time. With Michael Hoomanawanui and Billy Bajema due back in Week 6, Johnson isn’t needed anymore, anyway.