Josh Allen

[gogoat1]

Every single comment and thought in your post was reasonable.

I highlight just this one because, While it was Anticipated, Expected and EVEN Assumed, the Rams did NOT need to start over after they won it all in 2021. The Teams stayed Relevant and Very Good.

The disaster of 2022 was about a short off-season, Super Bowl hangover and a ridiculous amount of injuries.

 

[gogoat1]

Yeah, it was not a total rebuild situation. Too much talent and smart people for that around here.
BUT, I do not want to give up three 1st round picks and more for whatever 32 year old top QB is available. They will be old and we will be lucky to get 5 years out of whoever it is.
These last few drafts prove just how valuable picks are with the right people doing the picking.
And I think McVay and Co can win it all with a lot of quarterbacks.
What I want to see is a 22 year old quarterback as talented as Stafford joined at McVays hip for 15 years and 5 Super Bowls.
Just have to pick the right kid. Its more about what is between the ears than athletic ability.

 

[ljramsfan]

Thanks everyone. Keep in mind, this is a what if.

But these were great answers

 

[Antonius]

Come on bro, write it yourself

Yeah I’m that guy

 

[dieterbrock]

I get it we pulled off a miracle once trading for a Vet QB to restart the window but that was a once in a lifetime payoff those things for QB's just don't happen often if at all aside from Stafford.

Man, dont you realize how often this happens? I mean the Rams are the poster child for trading for former star QB's and having them take the team to a higher level.
Dayum, think of all those SB's they won after trading for Joe Namath, Dan Pastorini, Bert Jones, Steve Bartkowski etc.
Never mind in this era where we've seen teams trade for the Joe Flacco, Russell Wilson, Phillip Rivers, Matt Ryan, Geno Smith's of the world and instantly win a SB
Yep, it's just a matter of figuring which QB you want, and *poof* they become a Ram!!