Rams Eye Vet WRs for Super Bowl Push

0:00On April 27, the Los Angeles Rams kicked off their draft with two offensive picks, but skipped why receivers, their biggest need. Now they're eyeing veteran free agents to back up Pukinakua and pair with the Vante Adams, giving Matthew Stafford more weapons for a Super Bowl run. Next season, ESPN's Mike Clay highlighted top free agents like 32-year-old Tyree Kill, who tore his ACL early last year, but might return by week one. Stafford Diggs posted over a thousand yards with the Patriots. Debo Samuel had 72 catches for 727 yards and Jawan. Jennings' snag nine touchdowns. Josh Reynolds, a former ram, is also in the mix, though Marquez Valdes' scanling just signed with the Cowboys. Fans and analysts see this as a smart move, especially with Nakua's off-field drama and Adams potentially the oldest starting receiver in the league. Adding a vet like Jennings, known for smart routes and stepping up in injuries, could overload defenses and boost L.A.'s firepower in their heavy, 13 personnel sets.

1:02Right now, their third receiver battle sits between Jordan Whittington, Konata Mumfield, and Rookie CJ Daniels. Sure, the Rams love tight ends like their second-rounder Max Clear, but those aren't wide-outs, fans got to face that gap. With the draft ship sailed on young receivers, grabbing a short-term bet could be the edge they need. Watching if L.A. pulls the trigger before camp.