Rams Drop Rule Changes, Focus on Team Improvement

0:00It's March 19. Here's your NFL news in two minutes. Subscribe to stay locked in all season. The Los Angeles Rams have withdrawn their proposals to tweet two NFL rules after that wild two-point conversion play against the Seattle Seahawks last season. The funky call involved a backward pass that the Seahawks turned into a score and the Rams wanted changes to prevent similar issues. They suggested treating backward passes like fumbles on fourth downs inside the two-minute warning or during two-point tries that would have stopped Seattle from advancing the ball into the end zone. They also pushed for a 42nd limit to star replay reviews since theirs took over a minute after the teams lined up for the next kickoff. Rams coach Sean McVeigh called the situation super rare and shifted focus to improving his team instead of chasing league rule shifts. He made it clear that whether it was an act or not the priority is getting better on the field. Meanwhile, Rams president Kevin Demoff backs a Brown's idea to let teams trade draft picks

1:02up to five years out instead of just three. He says more tradable picks mean more deals, which boosts fan interest in team building options. On the draft front, the Rams have spent less capital on why receivers than any NFL teams since 2022. They've grabbed talents like Pukka Nakua, late, but fans are pushing to invest early in top prospects to build long-term. Thanks to our sponsor for helping bring you this episode, your pillow just got smarter. It plays your podcast and music. That's O.L.I.SOLYPILLOW.COM