Rams' Offseason: Super Bowl Ready

0:00On March 31st, the Los Angeles Rams crushed their 20-26 off-season plan, staying superbowl ready by fixing key spots fast. They traded for cornerback Trent McDuffy, signed Jalen Watson for more backfield muscle, resigned safety cam curl to lock in that defense vibe, and grabbed Grant Stewart to boost special teams. Draft time rolls around, and they're eyeing an offensive skill guy first, probably a wide receiver with their 13th overall pick, or soon after. Think behind Puka Nakua and Devante Adams. They love sliding rookies as the third option, like they did with past picks. Fans keep pushing for linebackers every year, but the Rams aim biting unless the stud falls late. They're good with Omar's spite starting and Stewart handling special teams duties, showing real trust in the crew over fan noise. Pass rush stays young and fiery with Jared Verse and Byron Young leading pressures, betting better corners will spark more sacks. Offensive line dev screams need though, only resign David Quessenberry so far,

1:02so draft a versatile tackle or guard next. Special teams gets love too, with Stewart and long snapper Joe Cardona, plus quarterback room stays flexible. Stets and Bennett as coach on field backup, but room for a draft steal or vet like Jimmy Garabolo, post draft, Rams set up smooth for contention.