TRADE DEAL :Rams NFL trade deadline……………

TRADE DEAL :Rams NFL trade deadline……………

After losing to the Dallas Cowboys, the Los Angeles Rams dropped to 3-5, but their performance in losing five out of seven games since a Week 1 victory is more concerning than their record. The Cowboys, who had been winless against the NFC West following losses to the Arizona Cardinals and the San Francisco 49ers, were the opponents the Rams faced in Week 8 and defeated them 43-20. The Cowboys benched quarterback Matthew Stafford because of multiple injuries.

If the Rams had lost to the Cowboys this week, we asked fans last week if they should “sell” at Tuesday’s NFL trade deadline. However, the question now has more context: The defense gave up four touchdowetns to Dak Prescott and 158 receiving yards to CeeDee Lamb; the special teams coverage had numerous problems, including a block and a long return; the Rams were blown out; they had to play Brett Rypien for a considerable amount of the game; and Los Angeles hasn’t performed as well as Sean McVay had hoped after defeating the Seahawks nearly two months ago.

 

Les Snead, general manager of the Los Angeles Rams, should be willing to consider any “veran” player during the next 48 hours in order to improve the team’s performance over the long run rather than the short term.

The team’s two victories since Week 2 have come against the Josh Dobbs Cardinals and Anthony Richardson’s Colts in overtime. What precisely is the biggest expectation for Los Angeles at this point? There is a winnable game next week against the faltering Green Bay Packers, another team that should sell before the deadline. that, if everything goes according to plan, they win eight or nine games and sneak into the playoffs?