I disagree with you on two things 43...
1. This concept that Ramsey has to prove something to the Rams is ridiculous. We gave up 2x first round picks for the guy. The Rams already invested heavily in him. And if by some chance they saw something they thought was a no-go in terms of his personality this past offseason was the last real chance to move him and they didn't so I presume they're all in with him. If the Rams want to fuck around and play hardball with the guy he'll simply leave in FA and get paid by another team. If anything the Rams need to demonstrate in 2020 that they can stack a playoff roster which, given the current state of some position groups, is not a given.
2. The concept that the Rams' CB depth is some sort of superior collection of starters even without Ramsey in the secondary. First off Hill has been up and down his entire career at the NFL level so assuming he's a top corner is a very big assumption. Secondly Long wasn't able to crack the starting lineup in spite of a guy like Hill starting, so assuming he's some elite cover guy waiting to get his accolades is just as crazy. I do like some of Long's game btw. But he's got a lot to prove still at this level. Thirdly as much as I like Deayon and Williams, that is as bottom of the depth chart guys who might be potential starters at some point.
Also you completely overlook the impact of a new scheme. These DBs were collected at Wade's direction. They were selected to play what he wanted them to play. We have a new DC who will run more zone though, and this same collection of players were not very good when they zoned up opponents in 2019. So there are a lot of unknowns with the new DC and how all that's gonna play out but you take only the most positive expectation (you expect a young and unproven DC to be better than Wade Phillips and all the pieces to immediately pick up and run his scheme at the highest level).
As I said I enjoy your posts because of your positivity. Always have. But sometimes you take it a bit too far or like in this case way too far is all I'm observing here. At this point you expect the OL depth to have starters all through it, the ILB depth to rise up and dominate, and now feel like we can trade Ramsey and our unbelievable depth can dominate without him. I mean c'mon man! You've been watching ball long enough to know better than that. Teams only get to strike lightning like that once in a blue moon, to expect it is nuts man.
I really like this roster btw. I like the young talent at key positions. But I'm not gonna delude myself that every depth option on this roster is a superstar waiting for his chance. Sorry my man.