Rams' Multi-Tool Players: Whittington, Allen, McDuffie

On April 5th, the L.A. Rams are stacking their roster with versatile talent, spotlighting

three players who could level up big time with expanded roles.

White receiver Jordan Widdington brings that physical edge, Titan Davis Allen offers

blocking grid, and cornerback Trent McDuffy locks down.

Multiple spots.

Rams coaches see this as the key to unlocking their full offense and defense.

Take Widdington, he's got the bill to line up as a wide-out or jet out of the backfield

like a running back.

Pair him with Kyron Williams, and suddenly, Matthew Stafford has fresh options to slice

through defenses, handing off or throwing on the move.

Davis Allen's another gym at Titan, but bumping him to full-back duty could spark a power

run game the Rams have craved.

Healthy and blocking heavy, he'd mismatch linebackers downfield, especially as he heads toward

free agency next year.

On defense, Trent McDuffy shines outside, but could dominate slots, and even safety on

passing downs.

Moving him around sets traps, boosts, blitzes, and lets his ball skills disrupt plays everywhere.

Rams fans are buzzing about this multi-tool approach.

It could turn good players into stars and reshape the whole squad for a deeper playoff push.