Rams Pass on A.J. Brown, Sign Davante Adams

On March 19th, the Los Angeles Rams have dropped out of the race to trade for Philadelphia

Eagles wide receiver AJ Brown this off-season.

Early reports from pro football talk indicated interest, but the team pulled back after reviewing

initial medical information.

That medical review highlighted concerns over Brown's age and general career wear and tear.

At 28 years old, the Rams viewed him as a high-risk investment for what would be a major

deal.

Meanwhile, the Rams had lined up a potential swap that would have sent Devonte Adams elsewhere

if they landed Brown.

Instead, they committed $6 million to Adams over the weekend to keep him in the fold.

Unlike the New England Patriots, who have shown stronger pursuit, the Rams don't face

a pressing need for a top-wide-out.

A Super Bowl champion like Brown would have added firepower, but he's not essential here.

With Adams and Puka Nakua set as their one-two punch heading into the season, Los Angeles

remains well-stocked and ready to roll without chasing that.