Psycho_X
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The thing is the cap is not just about this yr, but also next yr. I just looked and they are tight up against the cap for 2024. Normally teams are well under the cap that's over a yr away.I just don’t see it. The team is trying to win now with AD, Stafford and McVay. Jalen is a big part of that.
Now factor in the fact that a post June 1st trade really is the only cap beneficial option for the Rams and even more the answer is no. The rams would want draft picks now not future ones.
Maybe he can have his deal restructured before the draft in order to facilitate a (cap beneficial) trade by the Rams - I have no idea if that’s even possible. Seems unlikely.
Now next season….I definitely can see a trade happening if the Rams don’t win big in 2023.
I gotta disagree. Ramsey is still a top corner in the NFL and will continue to be next year. Rams would be dumb to consider getting rid of him considering how young and inexperienced our secondary is.I don't really think McVay wants to move him. I am simply saying now is the time to move him. Will the Rams see what I see? Probably not. But if I'm right this time next year we'll be sitting on a high paid corner who is done in this league and trying to figure out what to do with him.
Hope I am wrong as always with this kind of take. I do like Ramsey. I just think his window as a top corner is closed.
Not happeningI'm going to be SO livid when we trade Ramsey.
Well this wasn't a ringing endorsement. Reminds me of "he's our QB right now".
View: https://twitter.com/BridgetCondon_/status/1626244107357261832?s=20
View: https://twitter.com/camdasilva/status/1626275069952507906?s=20
So teams aren't just calling the Rams about Ramsey...
Look at it this way. Did the Chiefs have a Ramsey type CB? Yet they went 14-3 and won the SB.I gotta disagree. Ramsey is still a top corner in the NFL and will continue to be next year. Rams would be dumb to consider getting rid of him considering how young and inexperienced our secondary is.
The Rams are more likely to kick the can down the road on some contracts and go all in for another run. I doubt Ramsey being traded is part of the plan as it would greatly diminish our secondary. Makes no sense to trade him if we really want to compete for a championship. There are other options to give us more cap space that will be utilized. Can't compare us to the Chiefs either because as much as I love Stafford, he ain't no Mahomes.Look at it this way. Did the Chiefs have a Ramsey type CB? Yet they went 14-3 and won the SB.
Again, I am not endorsing such a move just yet, but I get the logic. Healing your cap issues long term, and then adding high picks to draft cheap impact players or trading for young vet players to power up your offense.
I say offense because offense wins nowadays. And if you go defense then add a dynamic young pass rusher since that is the most important position on degense nowadays. Then again they could utilize picks to get a future franchise QB in next yrs draft.
First you wanted to dump Donald and now Ramsey? You a cold bastid…I love Ramsey. But he has declined. And his decline is potentially going to accelerate as it often does with corners, given the importance of speed. The translation for us is that he is not going to be worth what we pay him.
This is the window to move him. Rams can still get something for him right now. This time next year all we'll get is cap hits.
There is potential to move him to safety, but that comes with a contract hit for him that he would probably not accept. Only other option is to play him via scheme to allow him protections with safety coverage but that also means a contract hit.
It is always sad to see a great player decline but we are there with Jalen and the team has to decide if they're going to be ruthless as they have consistently been under McVay with guys who do not play up to their contracts. Or if they're going to be sentimental and allow it to hurt the quality of the team we field.
True, Mahomes is a different animal, but the one positive for such a move regarding Ramsey is that it would show that McVay is in it for the long haul.The Rams are more likely to kick the can down the road on some contracts and go all in for another run. I doubt Ramsey being traded is part of the plan as it would greatly diminish our secondary. Makes no sense to trade him if we really want to compete for a championship. There are other options to give us more cap space that will be utilized. Can't compare us to the Chiefs either because as much as I love Stafford, he ain't no Mahomes.
With Quarters coverage pass rusher will not get to the QB fast enough to make a big difference. Aaron Donald can’t even do that as much as he could in another defense. So a competent edge that can rush but more importantly set the edge to contain the run and the running QBs would be enough.Look at it this way. Did the Chiefs have a Ramsey type CB? Yet they went 14-3 and won the SB.
Again, I am not endorsing such a move just yet, but I get the logic. Healing your cap issues long term, and then adding high picks to draft cheap impact players or trading for young vet players to power up your offense.
I say offense because offense wins nowadays. And if you go defense then add a dynamic young pass rusher since that is the most important position on defense nowadays. Then again they could utilize picks to get a future franchise QB in next yrs draft.
Aint happening. That's more than what the Rams traded to get him.Say the Lions call us up today and offer 6 (our pick) and 18 for him
I don’t know if it was his best year in coverage but it would be a big loss for the run defense if he left and he’s still the best corner we have.I was told he sucks on here and is washed up. This can't be true?
You could get a late 1st from a contender and a 3rd and maybe a late pick. This spread over two drafts.Aint happening. That's more than what the Rams traded to get him.
Probably would be more like a couple 2nd-4th round picks, which NFW do your trade him