Rams Strengthen Secondary, Address Other Needs in Free Agency

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The Los Angeles Rams made some smart moves in free agency to fix their secondary.

They added shut down Corner Trip McDuffie to replace the void left by Jalen Ramsey.

They also kept safety Cam Curl and brought in Cornerback Jalen Watson.

These picks make sense both on the field and for the budget.

This setup helps cover McDuffie's weaknesses by matching bigger receivers with Watson

and using Curl to shrink space for routes.

It lets McDuffie focus on patterns without getting beat deep.

The Rams invested big but built a full unit around him.

Rams fans and analysts like how this fits the team's nine-year success formula.

Stars shine brighter when everyone pitches in, creating that team for his ride for clutch plays.

On the flip side, they skipped key spots like linebackers and wide receivers.

They need a third receiver threat, a versatile off-ball linebacker and another pass rusher.

A special team's long snapper is a smaller worry.

The good news is the draft in April could fill these gaps along with late free agency.

No big moves yet does not mean they are done shopping for those priorities.

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