The Los Angeles Rams have addressed most of their roster needs. Now, general manager Les Snead can shop a bit more patiently, signing veterans on team-friendly deals for rotational roles. It's bargain-hunting time in LA. And for many fans, rummaging through the second-hand stores for potential playmakers is simply not exciting.
But it's where Snead smokes the competition.
And the headliners are expected to play well. The difference in rosters is about the quality of rotational players. A good fit for a niche role-player can be the boost to get a team over the hump. It could be a special teamer, a solid tackler, a clutch pass catcher, or simply a player who is versatile enough to fill starting roles while the primary player rests.