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Former Utah receiver Pierre-Edouard Moudourou signs with the Rams

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The Alpine Rams have announced the signing of wide receiver Pierre-Edouard Moudourou. With this move, the Rams add another offensive weapon, joining receiver Kevin Kaya and athlete Devan Burrell.

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College journey and development

Moudourou began his football career in France before moving to the United States to continue his development. He played at several junior colleges, where he showed strong performances and earned the opportunity to compete at Division I level with the University of Utah. During his time there, he was part of back-to-back Pac-12 Championship teams and experienced college football at one of the highest level.

Before Utah, he showed strong performances at Monroe College and Allan Hancock College, where he averaged big yards per catch and scored multiple touchdowns, including a standout championship game performance.

Professional experience in Germany

After college, Moudourou continued his career in Germany. In the 2024 season, he played for the ifm Razorbacks Ravensburg in the GFL, recording 40 receptions for 685 yards and six touchdowns. At times during the season, he ranked among the league leaders in receiving yards and touchdowns, highlighting his ability to make an immediate impact.

New offensive option for the Rams

Now Moudourou joins the Alpine Rams, where he is expected to strengthen the passing game with his speed, athleticism, and experience from both U.S. college football and European competition.

With his signing, the Rams continue to build a dynamic offense as they prepare for their first season in The League Europe.

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