Turf Show Times
Los Angeles Rams News and Links for 2/21/25
Could the Los Angeles Rams add Zack Baun if he is not re-signed by the Philadelphia Eagles? It’s an easy question to ask, so figured we’d ask it! Baun had an amazing season and was perhaps as good of a signing for the Eagles as Saquan Barkley. I know that might sound crazy, but seriously Baun had an incredible season for his value, and in general.
Baun may be able to leverage that incredible season into a big contract. Should the Rams be one of the teams to cough up the dough for him? I am not sure, but I know I’d rather hear from you!
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“Rolfe noted that although the Rams will have a massive hole at linebacker that they must fill this offseason, Los Angeles has more than a few legitimate options to help fill that void. However, one potential option fits the Rams’ needs better than others. Rolfe predicts Philadelphia Eagles linebacker Zack Baun could be an option for the Rams.
“If Zack Baun hits the open market this offseason, there are a number of potential suitors. The intriguing thing will be how people balance his amazing year with the Eagles against the fact that it is his only year of starter production. Just based on pure production, Baun is the best linebacker available, but there are more proven commodities,” Rolfe said.”
“Robinson in particular is interesting, as he played a major role for the Rams down the stretch and is coming off of the most productive campaign of his NFL career.
However, ESPN’s Bill Barnwell does not foresee Robinson earning a very substantial contract in free agency and is projecting him to land a very affordable short-term deal.
“If the Rams let Kupp leave, they could justify bringing back Robinson on a one-year deal in the same $4 million range he earned a year ago, although it’s fair to suggest they likely could upgrade on the 30-year-old if they tried,” Barnwell wrote.”
“However, The Athletic’s Jourdan Rodrigue and Dan Duggan opined that the No. 34 pick – also owned by the Giants – could be a more realistic return.
“In a deal for Stafford, acquiring a pick high enough to package and move up for a top receiver or offensive lineman, or acquiring enough picks to package together to go after a few need positions would probably be worth listening to,” Rodrigue wrote on February 20. “In this case, I look less at that tasty No. 3 overall pick and more at No. 34...
