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Finding long-term answer at center a top priority for Rams

Finding long-term answer at center a top priority for Rams With a deep pool of talent at OL, L.A. has plenty of options Author: Give Los Angeles Rams GM Les Snead some credit. Snead and the rest of his scouting department likely anticipated this year’s draft class would have a deep pool of talent at offensive line, aligning with the team’s top need this offseason. So, the fact that the Rams do not have a first round selection in this year’s draft does not prohibit them from filling their most obvious need on an already talented roster this week.

2021 NFL Draft: Top offensive tackles projected to be on the board when the Rams pick

Copied! Various experts, whether through mock drafts or other projections, have identified offensive line (both interior and tackles), linebacker, edge rusher, defensive line, and cornerback as positions of need for the Rams heading into this year's draft. As part of our coverage leading into it, theRams.com will be compiling lists of the top prospects available at each position, focusing primarily on the ones that will likely be on the board when Los Angeles is on the clock throughout the NFL Draft. Having already covered interior offensive line, edge, linebacker, defensive line and cornerback, we wrap up the series with a look at the best offensive tackle options, based on experts' rankings.

Examining the Rams' use of compensatory picks since 2017

Examining the Rams' use of compensatory picks since 2017

Options for Rams at center with Austin Blythe in K.C.

Options for Rams at center with Austin Blythe in K.C. Rams could already have replacement for center on the roster Author: Apr 1, 2021 A need for the Los Angeles Rams this offseason shot up the priority list when unrestricted free agent Austin Blythe signed with the Kansas City Chiefs on Tuesday. Rams head coach Sean McVay had said that he would like to bring Blythe back, but every move has a price tag. Ultimately, it appears the Rams believed they have answers to the center position already on the roster, or will pursue a replacement through the draft or free agency.

Why Rams are comfortable operating in salary cap jail

Why Rams are comfortable operating in salary cap jail L.A. flips picks for proven players, keeping open Super Bowl window Author: Mar 10, 2021 With the salary cap set at $182.5 million and the Los Angeles Rams carrying over $4.6 million from last year, L.A. remains roughly $31 million over an adjusted salary cap of $187.1 million for the start of the new league year on March 17. At this juncture, the Rams have the largest deficit in the NFL to get under the salary cap by next week. So, Rams GM Les Snead, COO Kevin Demoff, salary cap specialist Tony Pastoors and the rest of personnel department will have some tough decisions to make.

Los Angeles Rams free-agency overview: Find a deep threat, pass rusher

Game plan: McVay said near the end of the season that Floyd was a player he wanted to return in free agency. But after a career-best season, the Rams will certainly face competition when Floyd tests the market. He tallied a career-best 10.5 sacks last season. INSIDE LINEBACKER UFA: none Game plan: All inside linebackers remain under contract, with Travin Howard an exclusive rights free agent. Kiser, who was sidelined for five games last season because of a knee injury, is expected to remain a starter alongside Young. CORNERBACK UFA: Troy Hill Game plan: After intercepting three passes and scoring three defensive touchdowns last season, Hill proved himself as a playmaker and will test the market. The Rams will closely monitor Hill's situation in attempt to re-sign him. Darious Williams, a restricted free agent, is likely to be retained, while Long will be expected to step in if Hill departs.

Eight prospects that make sense for Rams at Senior Bowl

Eight prospects that make sense for Rams at Senior Bowl UCLA playmaker Demetric Felton would add juice to offense for L.A. Author: Jan 30, 2021 Both Los Angeles Rams head coach Sean McVay and general manager Les Snead emphasized scoring more points and getting more explosive on the offensive side of the football this offseason. So it makes sense to focus on some of the playmakers involved in Saturday’s Senior Bowl, the annual college All-Star game hosted in Mobile, Ala. And there’s a lot of playmakers to choose from, including smaller, twitchy athletes with quick burst and some long striders with deep speed.