Rams' Bold Moves Make Them Super Bowl Favorites

On March 17, the Los Angeles Rams are gearing up as top super bowl contenders for the 2026 season, boosted by quarterback Matthew.

Stafford's return for what could be his final NFL year.

The team went all in during the offseason to fix their biggest defensive gap at cornerback, making bold moves to strengthen their roster.

They pulled off a blockbuster trade with the Kansas City Chiefs, sending a first-round pick, a third-rounder, a fifth-rounder, and a sixth-rounder too.

Land Trent McDuffy then locked him up with a four-year, $124 million extension.

Right after, they signed Jalen Watson and free agency to a $51 million deal, completely overhauling their secondary.

The analysts are buzzing about these changes. Bleacher reports Alex Valentine summed up the Rams offseason in one word, favorites.

Many see them as having the strongest move so far, setting them up as early super bowl front runners.

Last season, a week's secondary and shaky special teams held the Rams back from a title run.

Now, with Stafford leading a solid offense in this revamped defense, they've addressed those flaws head on.

These targeted additions put the Rams in prime position to chase a championship, making them one of the league's most exciting teams right now.

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