Rams' Defensive Free Agents Top Offseason Priority

0:00On March 2nd, the Los Angeles Rams have several defensive free agents hitting the market this offseason, and they stand out more than the teams. Offensive Options ESPN analyst Bill Barnwell grouped impending free agents into six tiers based on talent and demand from elite starters down to depth pieces. The Rams defenders did better overall, landing two players in Tier 3 as capable everyday starters. Those Tier 3 guys are safety cam curl and cornerback Kobe Durant, both key parts of the secondary who could draw solid interest from other teams. Cornerback Roger McCreary sits in Tier 5, meaning he's a backup likely to land guaranteed cash somewhere even after the Rams traded for him, mid season without getting the hoped for impact. Fans and analysts see a big gap if curl and Durant leave, as they punch holes in the defense that general manager less need and coach Sean McVeigh can't easily ignore. Meanwhile, the offensive free agents are lower tier, so their exits wouldn't sting as

1:01much. This highlights why bolstering the secondary tops the Rams priority list. In Tier 6 as roster hopefuls, our linebacker Troy Reader, plus cornerbacks, Daring on Kendrick and Akella Witherspoon, all experienced enough for depth. Those but not big money draws, Reader and Witherspoon have seen real playing time in Loss Angeles while Kendrick has been a reserve. The Rams off-season moves will hinge on keeping curl and Durant with the rest just tweaking the depth chart, either bringing them back cheap or shopping for fresh faces to build around. Beautiful Nom Game Inチャ. This is thegeb ball ball receiver to lock Fairbump.