The former Washington Commanders’ linebacker Bobby Wagner has been a force to be reckoned with on the field as he recorded 4.5 sacks, 8 tackles for loss, 4 pass breakups, and 2 interceptions last season, sparking chaos among many. The six time Al Pro was released by the Washington Commanders after his contract with the team expired. Ahead of the training camp, as Bobby Wagner remains a free agent, the Los Angeles Rams have been linked to him.The former Washington Commanders’ linebacker Bobby Wagner has been a force to be reckoned with on the field as he recorded 4.5 sacks, 8 tackles for loss, 4 pass breakups, and 2 interceptions last season. The six time Al Pro was released by the Washington Commanders after his contract with the team expired. Ahead of the training camp, as Bobby Wagner remains a free agent, the Los Angeles Rams have been linked to him.CategoryDetailsPlayerBobby WagnerCurrent StatusUnrestricted Free Agent (Contract expired with Washington Commanders)Rumored TeamsDallas Cowboys, Cincinnati Bengals, Carolina Panthers, Los Angeles RamsSigning LikelihoodModerate to High (Expected to sign as a veteran mentor when training camps open)Latest Insider UpdateTeams are eyeing the 36-year-old for elite run defense; the Cowboys are highly favored, while the Los Angeles Rams have been linked to him.Which teams are interested in Bobby Wagner?Ever since the six time All Pro was released by the Washington Commanders in March 2026, a number of teams, including the Dallas Cowboys, Cincinnati Bengals, the Los Angeles Rams and the Carolina Panthers have been linked to him by NFL insiders.What are insiders saying about the rumors?A few hours ago, Eric Smithling of Yardbarker noted in a recent report, “The Rams are building a super team, trading for defensive end Myles Garrett and rumors swirling about Aaron Donald coming out of retirement, so why not add arguably the best linebacker of his generation? Wagner, a six-time All-Pro, had 162 tackles, 4.5 sacks and two interceptions last season, his 14th year in the league, proving to still be among the most productive players at his position.”Eric Smithling of Yardbarker added, “He previously played for Los Angeles in 2022, making him a seamless fit on a Rams squad set to start former undrafted free agents Nate Landman and Omar Speights at inside linebacker this season.”How will this impact the team?For the Los Angeles Rams, the team has over $40 million in cap space so signing Bobby Wagner won't be that expensive since his market value has dipped over the years.The 36 year old six time All Pro brings elite run defense to coach Chris Shula’s defensive schemes.However, his severe lateral speed decline at 36 years of age could mean he would simultaneously become a major pass-coverage liability over the middle.For now, Bobby Wagner remains a free agent, just days before training camp begins, ahead of the new season.Though Bobby Wagner has been surrounded by retirement rumors due to his age, the popular linebacker has quickly shut down such speculations as he has made it clear that he is all focused and ready to play the 15th NFL season of his career.