Rams Lock Up Safety Curl, Commanders Miss Out

0:00On March 6th, the Los Angeles Rams just locked up safety, Cameron Curle, with a new three-year deal worth $36 million. Curle, who spent four seasons with the Washington commanders before hitting free agency last off-season, has been a standout for the Rams over the past. Two years. Commanders General Manager Adam Peters chose not to resign him, opting instead for Jeremy Chin as a replacement. But they let Chin walk too, bringing in Will Harris alongside second-round pick Juan Martin, who struggled so far. Fans in Washington had held out hope for a reunion this off-season, but that's off the table now. Curle brought energy, big hits, and leadership to the commander's defense, and his injury late in the 2022 season nearly derailed there. Playoff push. Last year with the Rams, Curle had his best takeaway season since his rookie year, grabbing two interceptions and forcing a fumble while excelling him. Coverage entangling. Rams, GM, Lesnid, saw his value and acted fast to keep him off the open market.

1:04This move highlights the commander's ongoing challenges at safety with no clear long-term fix-in-sight as they head into another key off-season. This move highlights the commander's ongoing challenges at safety, with no clear long term, fixed in sight, as they head into another key off-season. The CLEAR CLIENGE 2U still is at 30. With no clear long-term fix in sight as they head into another key off season.