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Rams Seek Draft Bargains in Free Agent Window

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Rams Offseason Grind Continues: Compensatory Free Agent Window Closes, Potential Bargains Abound

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Rams Seek Draft Bargains in Free Agent Window

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Los Angeles Rams News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Rams Seek Draft Bargains in Free Agent Window. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00On April 27th, Rams wrapped up the draft, but their all-season grind ain't done yet. That compensatory free-agent window closes Monday at 1 p.m. Pacific time, so any signings after won't mess with 2027 comp picks. Rams aren't projected to get any anyway since few free agents bounced, but this timing lets them snag talent cheap as guys chase training camspots. Teams like the Rams have pulled this move before, grabbing bets like DeMarca's Robinson and a Kelo Witherspoon post draft without penalties. Players drop prices now, hungry for roster security, and it fits the Rams' cap-savvy style under their GM. Fans and analysts see the Rams thin at spots like Y receiver after a late six-round pick, edge depth beyond young guns and corner versatility. These gaps could hurt if injuries hit, so adding proven hands makes sense for contention push. Top targets include Juan Jennings, a reliable WR-3 who fits their scheme better than rookies and won't cost his old 22 million tag. Leonard Floyd brings edge size,

1:03leadership from his 2021 Rams ring, and clutch snaps. Legerius Need offers secondary depth, slot flexibility, and ties to the chief's corners they just traded for and signed. With Camp Looming, expect the Rams to hunt these bargains quietly, rounding out a squad ready to run it back in the NFC West.

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