Rams' Secondary Strengthens for Title Push

0:00On March 8th, the Los Angeles Rams nearly made a deep playoff run last season with a balanced offense and defense, but their secondary held them back. In key moments, General Manager Les Sneed targeted that weakness head on this offseason, making bold moves to build one of the league's top units heading into next. Year. A standout trade brought all pro cornerback Trent McDuffy over from Kansas City, where he won two Super Bowls. McDuffy now pairs with Matthew Stafford's offense, signaling the Rams' serious push for a title. They also locked up safety cam Curl, with a three-year deal, worth $36 million, up to $39 million max. Curl had his best year yet, posting two sacs, two interceptions, and 122 tackles while excelling in coverage and run support. Long time corner, Darius Williams retired, but young talent like Emmanuel Forbes Jr. steps up with his fifth year option on the table. Forbes improved in both zone and man coverage last season, and tightening a few big plays could solidify the group.

1:05With extra draft picks like Atlanta's still in hand, the Rams' secondary looks prime for contention, blending vets in youth for years to come.