Stafford in WFT Plans? He’s Available

[skinsfan69]

Originally Posted by SunnySide

Well ... cest la vie.

Rams going YOLO. Looking at their cap counts for 2021 and they are in cap hell, they have a weird disbursement. You have Aaron Donald cap of 27M, Ramsey 22.5, Stafford 20 .. then 40 guys making 1.5M or less. Imagine lots of restructuring for Donald and Ramsey.

They need to figure out their LT situation though. Not sure old man Whitworth can give them another season.

https://www.spotrac.com/nfl/los-angeles-rams/cap/

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Thing with the Rams is they are counting on certain areas of their team to sustain their level of play. Like LT, they have a 40 year old. Lol. Or they're expecting their defense to keep playing at the same level. What happens when Donald gets hurt? Like against GB. They have had some success no doubt but it seems like they're a few injuries or a few players declining in play for the wheels to come off.

[Scalper]

Originally Posted by skinsfan69

Thing with the Rams is they are counting on certain areas of their team to sustain their level of play. Like LT, they have a 40 year old. Lol. Or they're expecting their defense to keep playing at the same level. What happens when Donald gets hurt? Like against GB. They have had some success no doubt but it seems like they're a few injuries or a few players declining in play for the wheels to come off.

McVay said something during the trade, at least it was reported. It is not about winning the trade, but the SB. Rams can credibly make the argument they are only a QB away from being a legit SB contender, and most would say they now are. That is no guarantee you win it, but. . .

If Rams win the SB, then it was worth it to them, period. The one thing they seemed to believe is that they are never winning a SB with Geoff. The light bulb just never came on for him, he reminded me of Cousins. The Rams believe they can add talent without 1st round picks, and their draft record of last few years bears this out. They have two genuine HOF caliber superstars on D, and believe it will be good with the young talent on rookie deals and with add'l talent for several years if you give these two studs help. They have lots of young talent on rookie deals on O, and believe McVay can get the most out of talent with the right QB. I don't necessarily agree with all these philosophies, but they at least make some kind of sense, unlike the claim that we just need a QB and are a contender.

Any team that loses one of their top-3 players has a hard time making SB.
Bucs O was STACKED.

[SkinzWin]

Originally Posted by Scalper

McVay said something during the trade, at least it was reported. It is not about winning the trade, but the SB. Rams can credibly make the argument they are only a QB away from being a legit SB contender, and most would say they now are. That is no guarantee you win it, but. . .

If Rams win the SB, then it was worth it to them, period. The one thing they seemed to believe is that they are never winning a SB with Geoff. The light bulb just never came on for him, he reminded me of Cousins. The Rams believe they can add talent without 1st round picks, and their draft record of last few years bears this out. They have two genuine HOF caliber superstars on D, and believe it will be good with the young talent on rookie deals and with add'l talent for several years if you give these two studs help. They have lots of young talent on rookie deals on O, and believe McVay can get the most out of talent with the right QB. I don't necessarily agree with all these philosophies, but they at least make some kind of sense, unlike the claim that we just need a QB and are a contender.

Any team that loses one of their top-3 players has a hard time making SB.
Bucs O was STACKED.

And their defense. The most complete team wins the super bowl more often than not.