Rams GM Seeks All-Pro DB, Eyes Trade for Super Bowl Push

0:00Welcome to NFL News Today, two minutes of updates that matter to NFL fans, hit subscribe and stay connected. The Los Angeles Rams came up short in their Super Bowl hopes after losing to the Seattle Seahawks on the road in the NFC Championship game. Matthew Stafford put up 374 passing yards and three touchdowns while the Rams-Sex Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold, three, times. But Darnold found plenty of time to connect with wide receiver Jackson Smith and Jigba, who hauled in 10 catches for 153 yards and one score. That duo exposed weaknesses in the Rams secondary during the playoff defeat. Rams' general manager Les Sneed made it clear this week he's prioritizing help in the defensive backfield. He openly wished for an all pro-caliber addition to strengthen the unit. With no top free agents on the market, Sneed hinted at trade possibilities. The Rams hold two first round draft picks this year, giving them solid leverage. Sneed has a history of dealing picks aggressively by when he built the Super Bowl winning roster

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