LOS ANGELES (AP) — Safety Eric Weddle is coming out of retirement to rejoin the Los Angeles Rams for the playoffs. Weddle turned 37 last week, and he hasn’t played in the NFL since the 2019 ...

FILE - Los Angeles Rams safety Eric Weddle watches during an NFL football training camp in Irvine, Calif., on July 30, 2019. Weddle is coming out of retirement to rejoin the Los Angeles Rams for ...

Weddle, the 37-year-old former San Diego Charger fan favorite who still lives in San Diego, came out of retirement last week to help an injury-depleted Los Angeles Rams team.

Regarded as the NFL's version of Wordle, Weddle — which happens to share the name of former safety Eric Weddle — gives users eight tries to figure out the football player at the center of the ...

Weddle answered matter-of-factly, before launching into an explanation about a coverage scheme he wanted to implement. “Wow, this is what this guy is about,” Gamez marveled afterward.

Eric Weddle thought that the final game of his career took place on Dec. 29, 2019. The Rams beat the Cardinals 31-24 in that contest to clinch a 9-7 record. However, they missed the playoffs and ...

Notably, this was just a day-to-day, week-to-week deal between Weddle and the Rams. Originally, they only requested Weddle to play against Arizona for 10-15 snaps, but as they kept winning and ...

Eric Weddle's recent retirement announcement was somewhat surprising. While he did see his run of three straight Pro Bowl selections come to an end, Weddle, a six-time Pro Bowl, and two-time All ...

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In 2016, Weddle discussed Telesco and the end of his Chargers tenure: “(Telesco) said I had a lot of mileage. They brought me in to make things better, and made things worse by treating me like ...

Veteran safety Eric Weddle said it was a long offseason, both physically and mentally. Coaches have given him a boost with more time off from practice and challenges in the classroom.