Rams Back NFL Rule for 5-Year Draft Picks Trades

0:00On March 19th, here's the latest surrounding the NFL. The Cleveland Browns have proposed a new NFL rule to let teams trade draft picks up to five years in advance instead of the current limit of three. Years. Rams, President Kevin Demoff, strongly backs the idea, pointing out that the Los Angeles Rams love making trades. They recently pulled off a big deal with the Kansas City Chiefs for cornerback Trent McDuffie and even Ida move for Philadelphia Eagles-wide. Trevor AJ Brown. Demoff argues this change would spark more trades across the league, boosting fan excitement and giving teams better options to build rosters. He shared his thoughts on social media, saying nothing draws more interest to the NFL than trades, and extending the window just makes sense. The proposal needs approval from 24 out of 32 NFL owners at the next voting session. If Rams owner Stan Kroenke agrees with Demoff, expect the Rams to vote yes. CNN is brought to you by our sponsor.

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