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The St. Louis Rams agreed to terms with 15 undrafted rookie free agents.

The group includes: running back Malcolm Brown (Texas), cornerback Imoan Claiborne (Northwestern State, La.), wide receiver Isiah Ferguson (Arkansas-Pine Bluff), running back Terrence Franks (Texas State), cornerback Montell Garner (South Alabama), safety Jacob Hagen (Liberty), safety Jay Hughes (Mississippi State), fullback Zach Laskey (Georgia Tech), defensive end Matt Longacre (Northwest Missouri State), linebacker Cameron Lynch (Syracuse), linebacker Keshaun Malone (Bacone), wide receiver Bradley Marquez (Texas Tech), wide receiver Tyler Slavin (New Mexico Highlands), defensive tackle Louis Trinca-Pasat (Iowa) and tackle Darrell Williams (South Florida).

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