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On Thursday morning, the NFL Network laid off a number of important staff members, including Andrew Siciliano, the Rams’ preseason voice.

Multiple important figures were let go by NFL Network on Thursday, continuing the company’s recent round of significant personnel changes, as reported by the Athletic.

According to the story, NFL insider and Los Angeles Rams preseason play-by-play voice Andrew Siciliano was one of the reporters let go by the organization.

The network’s choice to relocate the broadcast to Los Angeles and stop operations in New York City is partially to blame for the alterations.

Since the network’s launch in 2005, Siciliano has also served as the host of the hugely popular NFL Sunday Ticket Red Zone program. Since 2011, when the team was still based in St. Louis, he has served as the Rams’ play-by-play announcer during the preseason.

In addition to Siciliano, Melissa Stark, James Palmer, and Will Selva were the other three on-air talent let go.

In recent years, NFL Network presenter and reporter Stark has covered games on NBC’s Sunday Night Football as a sideline reporter. While Selva had been an anchor and a vital component of “Good Morning Football” since 2013, Palmer had been a reporter for the network since 2015.

An NFL Network representative told The Athletic, “We are evaluating our talent roster for the upcoming 2024 season and beyond, as is normal course of business this time of year.” Depending on the demands of the programming, that procedure leads to talent lineup additions, non-renewals, and renewals. We extend our deepest sympathies to the departing talent We are grateful for their efforts and contributions to NFL Media.