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The Rams’ No. 2 running back job is open, according to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.

Kenneth Darby is penciled in as Steven Jackson’s backup right now, with 2009 seventh-rounder Chris Ogbonnaya in the mix. The Rams failed to draft a running back, but added Oklahoma State’s Keith Toston and Idaho’s DeMaundray Wooldridge as undrafted free agents. S-Jax will likely be without a productive fantasy handcuff once again this season.

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Rams waived RB DeMaundray Woolridge, CB Danny Gorrer, LS Clint Mower, and DT Leger Douzable.

Woolridge had a highly impressive “touchdown rate” as a senior at Idaho with 18 scores despite just 170 carries, but offered no receiving ability and runs a 4.7 forty. Undrafted short-yardage specialists don’t usually make NFL rosters. Douzable, Mower, and Gorrer were no more than practice bodies.

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