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Los Angeles Rams

It’s a tough call with the additions of stars like inside linebacker Bobby Wagner and receiver Allen Robinson, but the Rams’ best move of the offseason was working out a new contract for star defensive lineman Aaron Donald. Donald’s consideration of retirement was real, but now he’s aligned with coach Sean McVay, Matthew Stafford, Jalen Ramsey and Cooper Kupp (who also got a new deal) for the next few years as they work to keep their Super Bowl window open. — Jourdan Rodrigue

RT @BernieSanders: According to a Yale School of Medicine study, we could have prevented 338,000 deaths in the U.S. from Covid during the pandemic if we had a universal, single-payer health care system like every other major country on the planet. pic.twitter.com/iCqep7o58t

— Amanda Cochran (@wildefyre116) July 5, 2022

Aaron Donald destroying 3 Vikings run plays by himself pic.twitter.com/lEKwwTXu1I

— Nate Tice (@Nate_Tice) July 5, 2022

The Rams were only average in goal-to-go situations last season, an area where they must improve https://t.co/8pIrMl3GBo

— Rams Wire (@TheRamsWire) July 4, 2022

Odell Beckham Jr. says he played the “whole back half of the season” without an ACL https://t.co/pF0pYmXX7n

— Rams Wire (@TheRamsWire) July 3, 2022

Ravens executive Ozzie Newsome says the Rams’ formula was to build a great roster for a one-year run. He’s wrong about that. https://t.co/Ilt1Sg4j9b

— Rams Wire (@TheRamsWire) July 2, 2022

“Sometimes the camera doesn’t show it.” https://t.co/7UArRgzRny

— Rex Chapman🏇🏼 (@RexChapman) July 2, 2022

OBJ is the best pure hands catcher I have ever seen in a Rams uniform. And as we all know of course the Rams have a good history at receiver. I am one of those who says if OBJ wasn’t injured in the super bowl, Rams would have dominated every quarter of that game.

Robinson is good but he’s more like a Boldin. That’s obviously a good thing but in comparison OBJ has next level ability. (!) He would stand out if (by re-arranging history and timelines) he were actually on the same team with the original Boldin.

We don’t what the issue is, if there is one, but I hope they sign him. They will be fine on paper without him, but going against what might be the toughest schedule I have ever seen a Rams team face (that I remember anyway), any advantage is a plus.

Here’s espn’s predicted top 10 teams in 2022. Rams opponents are red-bolded.

Buffalo
LA
Tampa
KC
GB
Cinn
Chargers
Dallas
SF
Baltimore

Rams play 8 games against the other 9 of those teams (with SF twice of course).

So having OBJ would be nice.

Kupp, Robinson, OBJ. Yeee-ow.