Rams Should Expect A Lot More Fines This Year After Cutting Top NFL Executive’s Son

The Los Angeles Rams announced that they’ve waived the son of an NFL executive and things may get a little dicey for them as a result.

Former Ohio State DT Taron Vincent has been let go as part of roster cuts by the Los Angeles Rams. Vincent is trying to make an NFL roster as a rookie after going undrafted.

Vincent is also the son of Troy Vincent, a former All-Pro cornerback and current Executive Vice President of Football Operations for the NFL.

Rams have waived former Ohio St. defensive lineman Taron Vincent, the son of NFL executive Troy Vincent.

— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) August 28, 2023

The Baltimore native recorded four tackles in three preseason games.

An undrafted rookie, Vincent played five years at Ohio State, recording 57 tackles, including 8 for loss with 1.5 sacks in his time at OSU. Vincent also had 1 career fumble recovery, recorded last season.

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Out of the IMG Academy in Bradenton, Florida, Vincent was rated 5 stars, the No. 1 defensive tackle and No. 20 overall prospect in the class on the Composite. He chose them over scholarship offers from 30 other schools.

Vincent graduated from Ohio State with a degree in sports industry.

Although the rookie defensive lineman is now teamless, he could be claimed off of waivers before the season starts.