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Rams Eye All-Pro Cornerback Amid Defensive Woes
4 Mar
Summary
- Rams lost NFC Championship game on the road to the Seahawks.
- General Manager Les Snead prioritizes acquiring defensive backs.
- All-Pro cornerback Trent McDuffie is a potential trade target.
The Rams' journey to the Super Bowl concluded in January with a road loss to the Seahawks in the NFC Championship Game. Although Matthew Stafford delivered 374 passing yards and three touchdowns, the Rams' defense struggled against Seattle's quarterback and wide receiver duo. Specifically, Seattle's quarterback and Jaxon Smith-Njigba connected 10 times for 153 yards and a touchdown.
In response to these defensive challenges, Rams General Manager Les Snead indicated on Tuesday that acquiring help for the defensive backfield is a top priority. While no All-Pro players are currently available via free agency, a trade remains a possibility, particularly with the Rams holding two first-round picks. Snead is looking for a player who can provide an edge and make a significant impact.
One name suggested as a potential target is Chiefs cornerback Trent McDuffie, who is seeking a new contract and previously played for Rams defensive backs coach Jimmy Lake at the collegiate level. McDuffie has earned All-Pro honors, and further clarity on whether the Rams will pursue him is expected in the coming days.
