Rams' Chris Shula Calls Quentin Lake 'Glue' of the Defense
Summary
The Los Angeles Rams recently extended safety Quentin Lake’s contract for three years. Rams defensive coordinator Chris Shula described Lake as an important leader and the key player holding the defense together. Lake is healthy after an elbow injury last season and is learning from teammates who have won two Super Bowls.Key Facts
- Quentin Lake signed a three-year contract extension with the Los Angeles Rams.
- He is entering his fifth NFL season and continues to be a major leader on the team.
- Rams defensive coordinator Chris Shula called Lake the "glue" and “coach on the field” for the defense.
- Lake had elbow surgery in November after a dislocation but returned in time for the playoffs.
- Lake is learning from teammates Trent McDuffie and Jaylen Watson, who each won two Super Bowls with the Kansas City Chiefs.
- Lake has not yet played in a Super Bowl but values insights from his experienced teammates.
- The Rams will face the Kansas City Chiefs in their first preseason game on August 15 at Arrowhead Stadium.
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