5 Moves the St. Louis Rams Should Make In the Offseason

By Paul Jackiewicz

5 Moves the St. Louis Rams Should Make In the Offseason

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The St. Louis Rams seem to be getting better each year under head coach Jeff Fisher, but they still have plenty of work to do this coming offseason. Here are the five moves the Rams need to make this coming offseason.

5. Improve Their Offensive Line

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5. Improve Their Offensive Line

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The Rams' offensive line is slowly getting better, but St. Louis' front office needs to keep making improvements through the draft.

4. Don’t Re-Sign Kenny Britt

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4. Don’t Re-Sign Kenny Britt

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Kenny Britt was a nice one-year rental for the Rams, but he didn’t do enough for them to re-sign him.

3. Draft A QB

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3. Draft A QB

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Even if the Rams keep Sam Bradford, they should at least get a quarterback in the second or third round of April’s draft. UCLA's Brett Hundley might be a good option.

2. Trade Tavon Austin

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2. Trade Tavon Austin

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Let’s be honest, Rams wide receiver Tavon Austin has simply been a bust. I’m sure there’s at least one NFL team that believes they can make him great, so St. Louis could probably get a fifth round pick for the speedy wide out.

1. Release Sam Bradford

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1. Release Sam Bradford

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I know Rams head coach Jeff Fisher wants to keep Sam Bradford. I don’t blame him, he’s a good quarterback. However, he can never stay healthy. Fisher needs to move on and find someone more reliable and save the .9 million he's set to make in 2015.

Paul Jackiewicz is an NFL writer for www.RantSports.com. Follow him on Twitter @Paul_Jackiewicz, “Like” him on Facebook or add him to your network on Google.

 

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