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As dust settles on blockbuster moves, several key questions linger Original

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By JB Scott
| Turf Show Times
After coming up just short of reaching the Super Bowl last season, the Los Angeles Rams did not stand pat. Far from it. They started the offseason out with a bang and traded for corner Trent McDuffie of the Kansas City Chiefs followed by the free agency signing of his teammate, Jaylen Watson. LA did some miscellaneous tweaking on special teams to fill the remainder of the free agent period. In the draft they shocked the NFL world by selecting Ty Simpson thirteenth overall.
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Lingering questions: Can linebacker group return to early season form?

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By JB Scott
| Yahoo Sports Verified
It seemed like the Los Angeles Rams had won the lottery last season after they signed Nate Landman to a one-year deal and then found themselves extending him over three years by November. For a team that historically does not invest in the linebacker position, they were able to identify a affordable player that was worth keeping around. Unfortunately, Landman’s play fell off a cliff around the time of the extension and into the postseason.
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Lingering questions: Will special teams continue to cost Rams games? Original

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By JB Scott
| Turf Show Times
We can possibly single-handily blame the bad special teams unit for why the Los Angeles Rams were unable to usurp the eventual Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks last year. LA struggled in the third phase of the game all season long and it cost them in key moments—including in the NFC Championship game in Seattle where Xavier Smith muffed a punt return to gift the Seahawks a touchdown. The Rams themselves admitted they had a problem.
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