22 Troy Hill CB

Hill recorded a career-high 77 tackles (55 solo) to go with three interceptions and 10 pass breakups over 16 appearances during the 2020 regular season.

The sixth-year cornerback started all 16 games for the first time in his career and noticed a spike in his production across the board. Hill's coverage skills on the outside enabled fellow cornerback Jalen Ramsey to play the star role in the Los Angeles defense and move all over the field. Hill hits free agency during the offseason, so his 2021 fantasy outlook is up in the air until he signs a new contract.

Hill recorded four solo tackles, two passes defensed and an interception he returned for a touchdown during Sunday's 38-28 win over Arizona.

This was the second pick-six of the season for Hill, and the 29-year-old cornerback is having one of the better fantasy years at his position. While it's a bit of a surprise showing, Hill is proving to be a reliable weekly option and thriving while playing the majority of his snaps as a slot corner.

Hill recorded seven tackles (four solo) and a pass breakup during Monday's 24-10 win over the Bears.

The veteran is now up to 41 tackles (30 solo) through seven games, and the total includes a one-tackle showing in Week 5 against Washington. It's worth noting Hill was nursing an ankle injury and listed as questionable for that outing. Additionally, he also played every snap Monday and continues to rarely come off the field. Hill's fantasy floor is high.

Hill (ankle) has been cleared for Sunday's matchup against Washington, Jourdan Rodrigue of The Athletic reports.

Coach Sean McVay had expressed optimism regarding Hill's injury status throughout the week, and the 29-year-old will indeed start his fifth game of 2020 after logging limited practice sessions Thursday and Friday. The opposing Washington Football Club has just made a change to Kyle Allen at quarterback, after ranking as a bottom-seven pass offense Weeks 1 through 4 with Dwayne Haskins at the helm.

Hill (ankle) is questionable for Sunday's game versus Washington, Jourdan Rodrigue of The Athletic reports.

Hill was limited in practice Thursday and Friday, and coach Sean McVay expects Hill to suit up Sunday. If that's the case, Hill will likely start at cornerback, but if he suffers a setback and ends up inactive, expect Darious Williams and David Long to enjoy heightened workloads.

Hill (ankle) was limited during the Rams' practice session Thursday, Kevin Modesti of the Los Angeles Daily News reports.

The 29-year-old cornerback did not exit Sunday's win over the Giants with any sort of injury designation, but he was unable to practice Wednesday. Now able to get in a partial session, Hill is trending towards making his fifth start of 2020 against Washington on Sunday. Hill has conceded an 85.2 percent completion rate when targeted in coverage thus far this season, although he has recorded one interception and has yet to allow a touchdown.

Hill recorded six solo tackles and two pass breakups in Sunday's 17-9 win over the Giants.

Hill has posted at least five tackles in every game this season, and with 27 total so far, he's on track to shatter last year's 43-tackle threshold. His work in coverage has been decent, too, as he's allowed an 87.7 passer rating when targeted and has yet to allow a touchdown. These tackling numbers are intriguing, especially when combined with the fact that he's played almost every defensive snap this year.

Hill recorded eight tackles (five solo) and played all but one defensive snap during Sunday's 35-32 loss to Buffalo.

Make it back-to-back weeks with eight tackles for Hill, as he's quickly proving to be a reliable fantasy asset for IDP managers. With opposing teams tending to shy away from fellow cornerback Jalen Ramsay's side of the field, Hill should continue to have plenty of tackle opportunities moving forward.

Hill (thumb) is healthy and ready to go for the upcoming season, Stu Jackson of the Rams' official website reports.

Hill was sidelined for the final two games of the 2019 season due to a thumb injury. It appears his health is back up to go and he is ready for training camp. He emerged as a starter last season after Aqib Talib suffered a rib injury in Week 5. He then set career-high in tackles (38) and passes defensed (8). He is expected to start opposite Jalen Ramsey this season.

Hill (thumb) is inactive Week 17 against the Cardinals, Rich Hammond of the Athletic reports.

No surprises here, as Hill did not take the practice field all week before being handed a "doubtful" designation. Even with Hill missing the last two games of the season, he'll still finish his fifth year in the league with career highs in combined tackles (43) and passes defended (8). Look for Nickell Robey-Coleman to potentially see more snaps in Hill's stead.

Hill (thumb) is doubtful for Sunday's contest against the Cardinals, Darren Urban of the Cardinals' official site reports.

Hill has enjoyed a nice year in his fifth season, recording 41 tackles and two interceptions. With the Rams eliminated from playoff contention, there is no real motivation to suit up injured players. Nickell Robey-Coleman will likely see an increased role with Hill out.

Hill (thumb) did not participate in Thursday's practice, Josh Weinfuss of ESPN.com reports.

Hill is still recovering from surgery on his broken thumb and hasn't set foot on the practice field this week. It is looking unlikely he'll play Week 17, probably leading to another Darious Williams start. A return Friday would give the 28-year-old a shot, however.

Hill (thumb) has been ruled out Saturday's game against the 49ers, Lindsey Thiry of ESPN.com reports.

Hill just had surgery on his broken thumb on Monday, so playing in an NFL game less than a week later was a tall order, especially after the Oregon product had been unable to practice at all during the week. Darious Williams will get the start instead.

Hill will undergo surgery to repair his broken thumb Monday and hopes to suit up against San Francisco on Saturday, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

Hill is targeting a quick turnaround for Saturday's must-win tilt in San Francisco. The 28-year-old has emerged as a key playmaker and starter in Los Angeles' secondary since the team traded Marcus Peters to Baltimore. If Hill were forced to miss any time, the Rams could have to proceed with just Nickell Robey-Coleman and Darious Williams as healthy options at cornerback behind Jalen Ramsey.

Hill was forced out of Sunday's game against the Cowboys due to a thumb injury.

Hill has taken over as a starting cornerback since the team traded Marcus Peters to Baltimore. The 28-year-old Hill has stepped up well, allowing 6.0 yards per target and two touchdowns. The Rams only have two remaining healthy corners -- Nickell Robey-Coleman and Darious Williams -- behind Jalen Ramsey to slow down the Cowboys' strong passing attack.

Hill registered six tackles, one sack, three pass breakups and one interception during Sunday's 17-7 victory over the Bears.

Continuing to log heavy playing time opposite Jalen Ramsey, Hill made a number of plays for the Rams and his fantasy owners profited handsomely. The Oregon product should continue to serve in a huge role for a Rams team still looking to replace the departed Aqib Talib.

Hill (hamstring) is active for Sunday's Week 8 game against the Bengals in London.

Hill battled a hamstring injury throughout the week, but he's available at his usual right cornerback spot Sunday against a Bengals passing game that has struggled mightily without A.J. Green (ankle) and John Ross (IR-shoulder).

Hill is questionable for Sunday's game in London against the Bengals due to a hamstring injury, Lindsey Thiry of ESPN.com reports.

The 28-year-old didn't participate at practice Wednesday or Thursday but still has a chance of playing this weekend. Hill has taken over the starting role at cornerback since Aqib Talib (ribs) moved to injured reserve. Darious Williams is expected to start should Hill be unable to play Sunday.

Hill signed a two-year contract extension worth up to $8.25 million with the Rams on Thursday, Mike Garafolo of NFL Network reports.

Before signing the extension, Hill was a restricted free agent and hadn't signed his tender. The four-year-pro started in a career-high seven games last season and appeared 16 games overall, logging 34 tackles (29 solo) and two interceptions over 428 snaps on defense and 134 snaps on special teams. Injuries in the Rams secondary opened up opportunities for Hill last season, and he put them to good use, recording a run of 16 tackles (14 solo) and an interception over a three-game stretch.

Hill recorded 34 tackles (29 solo), two interceptions and five passes defensed during the regular season. He is set to become a free agent this spring.

Injuries in the Los Angeles secondary opened up more playing time for Hill, and the 27-year-old cornerback responded with a midseason run of 16 tackles (14 solo) and an interception over a three-game stretch. It was the only meaningful fantasy contributions he made all year, though. With Aqib Talib, Marcus Peters and Nickell Robey-Coleman all under contract next season with the Rams, Hill is a prime candidate to test free agency.