ESPN REPORT: The two players for the Rams who involved in homosexual sex are sent………….

The LA Rams defense might not be unbeatable at the moment. However, this team’s route to success was never intended to involve the defense turning into the locomotive that propels the train through the current campaign. In terms of putting your money where your mouth is, the Rams have decided to exclusively fund the offensive line in 2023.

My claim that the LA Rams pass rush was improving this season was made a little too quickly. Although rookies have shown promise, I failed to account for defensive lineman Aaron Donald’s slump following the Week 10 BYE. Since Donald isn’t leading the way, the Rams must now rely on

The Rams’ positional spending for 2023 has clearly been skewed, according to Over The Cap. This season, the Rams have spent almost $85.5 million on the offense and only $51.7 million on the defense. That’s a very uneven amount, but that was the intentional design. Ultimately, the Rams’ 2023 plan called for largely maintaining the current offensive setup. Almost every veteran on the Rams’ defensive team who was not Aaron Donald and was not on his rookie contract was either traded or released.