Chase

Reynolds

The Rams also signed C Tim Barnes, as reported earlier. Reynolds is a middling talent from Montana, managing just 24 yards on 14 preseason carries. Burney has the highest profile of the group. A favorite of NFLN’s Mike Mayock before the 2011 draft, Burney was not selected but has some appeal as a zone corner.

Reynolds led the Rams with 19 special teams tackles in 2014. He should have an inside track on a roster spot.

Technically a running back, Reynolds is a special teamer by trade. He was a core one for the Rams in 2013, appearing in all 16 games. Reynolds has an inside track to the 53-man roster, but can’t afford to miss much of training camp.

Reynolds is a core special teamer. He turns 29 in October.

Although listed as a running back, Reynolds only plays special teams. He finished the 2015 season with three special teams tackles in ten appearances.

Super athletic but raw even by developmental project standards, Onobun was drafted in the sixth round last year after playing basketball at Arizona. Another team may take a flier. Toston rushed for 54 yards on 19 carries last season, but lost out when Cadillac Williams and Jerious Norwood were imported.

Reynolds, undrafted out of Montana, was in Seahawks camp for just over two weeks. He’ll be a practice body in St. Louis and potential practice squad candidate. The Rams may also try gleaning some info on their division rival.

Reynolds was a productive small school runner at Montana, but he doesn’t possess NFL caliber size and speed. Former Gamecocks star Ajiboye is undersized with subpar explosiveness.