[safer]

Mine isn't corner, and yes, Ramsey at a decent price would be good. Man, we have AJ dealing with blood clots and we keep signing several jags (IMHO) at OT, and we still have McClendon as our #2 RT. I think we are truly exposed by the lack of quality depth at OT.
If it doesn't look much better by mid camp, I'd be fine even if we had to invest a mid rounder for a quality swing OT. We've done so many great moves in this post season, but we just can't go into this season being so very thin at OT.

[PARAM]

Mine isn't corner, and yes, Ramsey at a decent price would be good. Man, we have AJ dealing with blood clots and we keep signing several jags (IMHO) at OT, and we still have McClendon as our #2 RT. I think we are truly exposed by the lack of quality depth at OT.
If it doesn't look much better by mid camp, I'd be fine even if we had to invest a mid rounder for a quality swing OT. We've done so many great moves in this post season, but we just can't go into this season being so very thin at OT.

Seems like OL has been our only downfall during the McVay era. In 2019 Noteboom & Allen (injury prone) for Saffold & Sullivan. In 2022, 14 different OL combos and 16 different starting O lineman. What's that saying about learning from history?

[actionjack]

It always comes down to OL not just the Rams. Hard to function as a offense with a beat up line. Hope AJ is ok and we can get all them playing together going into the season. Def the biggest concern.

[BobCarl]

do we have trade bait ... or maybe plenty of salary cap space available to get someone for when teams cut down to 53?

[Elvis]

OL and corner have been the consensus biggest needs since the season ended. The consensus is probably right but Rams tend to know what they're doing...

[Dare]

I honestly feel the CBs will be fine if they stay healthy at the position. Forbes has the potential to be another Ramsey like CB. By reports he's come a long way in one year.

IMO if Humphries can return to his pre-injury form the Rams will be okay at LT. The wild card is KT Leveston. He looks to have better feet than McClendon and better arm length than Alaric which gives him better play radius. His issue is being raw in his technique. How much he was able to absorb while on IR last year and how he looks in TC could be huge for the Rams.

IMO people actually believe the BS about Jackson being 6'7". Funny at his Pro Day he measure 6'5.5" with 33" arms while Leveston is 6'4" with 34" arms.

So when people say Leveston is undersized I have to wonder by what metric? I'd rather have a guy with less height and longer arms than the reverse.

But IMO the big factor is whether Humphries is able to return to his pre-injury form? If he can, he's better than Jackson. IMO it's an area of concern but not panic depending on how Humphries and Leveston look.