[actionjack]

If you have the cap money (potentially >$20M), you spend it.

And we should attempt to upgrade over Witherspoon. There's a reason he was on the street during the season last year.

or.... do you try and sign someone early and save cap space for future. But I agree they arent done, more bargain shopping now.

[snackdaddy]

When Kupp cuts get, it appears we will have about $25M in cap space before accounting for Stafford's new contract. The Rams can get more for players that may not figure into this year's plan: Kendrick ($3.2M), D Williams ($6.8M), Parkinson ($3.2M). First one seems a no brainer, other two they may want to keep. I don't know, but it's not like either one was that good last year.

I would really like to see a CB get signed. A lot of the top end CBs got signed yesterday. But there's a few interesting options left: Rasul Douglas, Asante Samuel Jr., Darrius Slay (getting old), and of course Witherspoon. I'm not as high on Witherspoon as most here; he made some great plays, but he gets torched in man coverage. I'd be ok with him, though. Jaire Alexander is available in trade. That would be high risk/high reward move, but I'd do it.

I'd also like to get another backup RB instead of drafting one. Some backups with pass catching ability and speed available: Ty Johnson, Jeremy McNichols, Kenneth Gainwell. Mosert would be interesting if he's still got the long speed.

My preference would be sign a vet CB and draft one on day 2. If there is a guy who grades high in the first round I'd wouldn't mind drafting one then.

But my preference would trading back. The trade calculator has #26 similar value to a mid second and mid 3rd round. Picking up an extra day 2 pick might be a good option. Providing they can find a trade partner. Maybe someone covets a guy and doesn't think he'll make it to the 2nd round?

[Elvis]

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