Byron Young was listed as questionable with a knee injury ahead of last year’s NFC Championship game against the Seattle Seahawks. As we turn the corner into the new year, the Los Angeles Rams continue to manage Young’s knee.

Byron Young is dealing with a recurring knee issue, and it's something the Rams can't afford to ignore as the training camp continues.

Rams outside linebacker Byron Young is overcoming a lingering knee injury during training camp, but is motivated heading into the 2026 season to finish the job.

The Athletic’s Nate Atkins believes it is “very unlikely” the Rams re-sign EDGE Byron Young after the season. Young, who had a team-high 13 sacks in 2025, figures to be one of the jewels of free agency if he makes it there.

Byron Young made his debut on the NFL’s Top 100 Players list for the 2026 season, which is voted on by players across the league. He came in at No. 84, slightly higher than his teammate, Kyren Williams,

Rams OLB Byron Young says he's been "nursing up" a knee injury that's bothered him for years, causing him to miss Monday's practice.

Los Angeles Rams Pro Bowl pass rusher Byron Young revealed he is still managing a longstanding knee issue during training camp.

Byron Young has not called or texted Aaron Donald. He has not sent him a recruiting pitch, helped him with a comeback plan or tried to convince the retired Los Angeles Rams legend to put his helmet back on again.

Los Angeles Rams linebacker Byron Young debuted Thursday in NFL Network's annual ranking of the top 100 players. A Pro Bowler in 2025, Young's peers voted him into the No. 84 spot. He's the second Rams player after running back Kyren Williams (No. 89).

Everyone expected Myles Garrett to transform the Los Angeles Rams’ defense the moment the blockbuster trade became official. The surprise is that, just days into training camp, people around the team already believe he has been even better than they imagined.