Good input from everyone.
My crystal ball says that Allen, Corbett are gone because the Rams don't pay IOL and will replenish internally. Whit will retire. Boom will be re-signed and everyone will complain it's too expensive.
The overall FA money and emphasis will lean more towards the offense over the defense because prime AD & Ramsey are still the foundation that allows you to experiment around them. I don't see Von returning because he'll be very unaffordable. They'll plug guys in there and hope to get more production from Lewis, Garrett or maybe a vet castoff from elsewhere. I could see a mid level FA splash at CB. I think DWill is gone. They'll draft more DB's and more EDGE guys and continue to coach them up like they've done.
Stafford is beyond middle-aged in football years so you have to act accordingly and take advantage of that and keep the pantry full of weapons. Kupp, Woody & OBJ will be a thing this year. I don't see Higbee getting cut yet, unless the Rams get a shot at bringing in a new vet elite"ish" Left Tackle and they need the money. They'll spend and/or move future assets to secure LT for sure because Stafford.
Basically, i think Von & Higbee are the big wild cards as to whether or not the Rams have to make sacrifices to make the '22 roster work, as well as future rosters. As a side, i think if the Rams had come up short in the Super bowl, they no doubt bring Von back to try again.
IMO Stafford will be the one major contract restructure that will basically allow the Rams to keep the offense together.
JMO based on how the Rams have done things in the past, coming off of a championship season and where they are now. I'm enjoying all the opinions and analysis folks. The offseason sure does feel shorter with a Lombardi trophy in hand.