Rams' Offseason: Building for Super Bowl

0:00On March 1st, the Los Angeles Rams head into the offseason as favorites for another deep playoff run, thanks to Matthew Stafford's return at age, 38, after his MVP season. With two first round draft picks at numbers 13 and 29, plus $41.6 million in cap space under the new 3, $101.2 million league ceiling, General Manager at Less Need has plenty of ammo to build around coach Sean McVey's emerging stars. Free agency negotiations kick off March 9th at 9 a.m. Pacific daylight time, with signing allowed March 11th at 1 p.m. The draft follows April 23rd through 25th in Pittsburgh, giving the Rams chances to stock up early. Last year's secondary struggled despite a strong pass rush, leaving multiple cornerbacks like Kobe Durant and Roger McCreary as free agents. Safety Cam Curl hits the market too, though Quentin Lakes' recent extension signals caution on big spending there. Beyond corners, the Rams eye a third receiver to pair with Puka Nakua and Devonte Adams, plus edge rusher depth behind pro bowlers.

1:06Jared Verse and Byron Young. Stafford's backup situation looks stable with a potential Jimmy Garabolo return, while extensions loom for Nakua, Young, and others from the loaded. 2023 Draft Class Smart most here could propel the Rams right back to Super Bowl contention at their home stadium next February. Smart moves knot