Rams Bolster Secondary with Bold Offseason Moves

On March 24th, the Los Angeles Rams kicked off their offseason with bold moves to shore up their secondary.

They traded for all pro-cornerback Trent McDuffy, resigned safety Cam Curl, and grabbed cornerback Jalen Watson in free agency.

These steps filled key gaps right away and set the team up nicely for the draft.

General manager Les Neid now has room to grab the best player available early, while eyeing more cornerback help on day three of the NFL draft next.

Month, without picks in the 4th or 5th rounds, they might trade back to snag developmental talent later.

Last season, the Rams struggled with smaller cornerbacks under 6-speed tall, so these bigger additions like McDuffy and Watson bring needed.

Physicality and depth. Fans see this as a smart way to build competition and entry protection in the defensive backfield.

Scouts highlight college standouts who fit the bill, such as Stanford's Colin Wright for his own instincts and mirroring skills.

Georgia's Daelin, Everett with his press coverage disruption and Texas Anims will leave the third for length and closing speed, each could develop into rotational pieces as rookies.

With the draft approaching, these moves positioned the Rams to blend proven vets with fresh legs, potentially turning their secondary into a reel.

Let's drink this fall.