Rams' QB Search: Trade Targets Emerge

0:00On April 20, the Los Angeles Rams locked in Matthew Stafford as their starting quarterback, but their backup spot has been wide open this offseason. They chased Jimmy Garoppolo and Kurt Cousins hard, but Cousins bounced to the Raiders, leaving Garoppolo as the top target. Now, the Rams might need to rethink that plan entirely. Earlier this week, Ian Rappaport dropped word that Garoppolo is seriously considering retirement. The team loves him in the building and sees him as a steady hand, but if he's eyeing the exit, holding out won't cut it. Could be a negotiation tactic for a bigger bag, or maybe he's for real about hanging it up. Rams fans and brass aren't sweating Stafford, but they don't trust rookie Stetson Bennett or any undrafted free agent to step in during a pinch. The remaining free agents like Aaron Rogers, Russell Wilson, or Tyrod Taylor feel like risky bets that could derail the season if called upon. Instead, the smart move is hunting trade targets with real experience and upside. As like Anthony Richardson from the Colts, Davis mills off the Texans bench, or even Will

1:02Levis from the Titans, could slide right in each with solid. Starts in arm talent to develop behind Stafford. As training camp heats up, expect the Rams to pull the trigger on a deal soon, keeping their Super Bowl window cracked open without banking on, Garoppolo's next move.