During the offseason, Los Angeles Rams players took their passion for the game beyond the stadium, organizing 20 youth football camps that reached more than 3,000 young athletes from elementary through high school across the United States.
A Summer of Community Building
The itinerary stretched from the West Coast to the East Coast, with fourteen active Rams athletes conducting sessions in nine different states, giving participants a taste of professional drills and mentorship.
Wide receiver Puka Nacua and running back Kyren Williams led four camps in Southern California, while Nacua also staged a Utah‑based event near his hometown, handing out equipment and merchandise to reinforce the next generation of players.
In the Greater Los Angeles area, stars such as Davante Adams, Colby Parkinson, Kam Curl, Quentin Lake and Trent McDuffie hosted clinics, and Kam Curl returned to his Oklahoma roots in Muskogee to connect with local youth.
Other notable stops included Konata Mumpfield’s camp in Dacula, Georgia, Braden Fiske’s second annual session in Michigan City, Indiana, and Jordan Waters and Larrell Murchison’s hometown events in North Carolina. Blake Corum traveled to Virginia, while Josh Wallace held a Maryland camp, and Kamren Kinchens brought his Miami, Florida, roots into a hometown‑college crossover.
The Rams also celebrated their Legends program, with Aaron Donald and Andrew Whitworth running a performance camp at the Rams Practice Facility on July 18, showcasing the franchise’s commitment to elite development.
Beyond the fields, the organization highlighted its broader civic partnership mission, aiming to be a positive force in Los Angeles and beyond.