The Los Angeles Rams added reinforcements to the cornerback room one week ahead of the NFL’s trade deadline. They acquired CB Roger McCreary from the Tennessee Titans in a late-round pick swap.
This was a low risk acquisition from LA’s perspective. If McCreary can play above the relatively low expectations set for Cobie Durant, Darious Williams, and Emmanuel Forbes, then there exists moderate upside for the Rams as they look to make a playoff push in 2025.
How does McCreary fit with Rams?
Do the Rams see McCreary as a miscast player by the Titans? LA needs help on the perimeter; however, McCreary spent the majority of his career with Tennessee in the slot.
These are questions I have about the move:
- Would the Rams play McCreary in the slot to deploy Quentin Lake in a more traditional safety role?
- Do the Rams feel McCreary is better suited to play outside in their zone-heavy defense?
- Is the true answer somewhere between the first two possibilities?
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