Rams Lock in Key Players with Smart Deals

0:00On March 7, the Los Angeles Rams made two quick moves before the newly gear kicked off on Monday. General manager Les Sneed brought back safety cam curl on a three-year deal worth $36 million, including $24 million. Guaranteed and $3 million in possible bonuses. Tide and Tyler Hagueby also returned for two years and $8 million, marking his 11th season with the team. This came right after the Rams traded for star cornerback Trent McDuffy in a big splash. Both players jumped at the chance to stay, signaling their excitement about the team's direction. Sneed scrapped his plan to wait and locked them in on solid value deals. Fans are thrilled with curl signing at just 26 years old, seeing it as a smart boost to an already strong safety group with Quentin Lake and Cam Cancens. Some question bringing back the 33-year-old Hagueby due to his injury history, but his connection with quarterback Matthew Stafford makes him. A reliable option.

1:00Curls stood out last season with top-run defense grades and a high tackle count among safeties. Hagueby stayed productive when healthy and Fitzcoach Sean McVey's love for Tide ends, especially with young depth still improving. These additions keep the Rams loaded for a Super Bowl plush as long as Stafford plays at a high level, strengthening key spots without breaking the bank.