Former Chicago Bears first-round pick, Leonard Floyd, agreed to a one-year, $10 million deal with the Los Angeles Rams on Wednesday, ESPN's Adam Schefter reported.
Floyd was released by the Bears on Tuesday after the team committed five years and $70 million to former Rams and Cowboys edge rusher, Robert Quinn.
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Floyd's underwhelming tenure with the Bears included 54 starts and just 18.5 sacks. The former ninth-overall pick was projected to be a top-tier pass rusher coming out of Georgia, but his on-field play never matched his physical traits.
Now, Floyd has a chance to resurrect his career with the Rams and former Bears OLB coach, Brandon Staley. Staley is Los Angeles' defensive coordinator.