Rams must draft a cornerback to avoid disaster

The Los Angeles Rams are having a good offseason. They said goodbye to Cooper Kupp, a star player from their Super Bowl win. Fans are excited about their new wide receiver, Davante Adams. They also restructured quarterback Matthew Stafford's contract to keep him in Los Angeles. Despite these positive changes, the Rams have issues on defense, especially in their secondary. Analyst Bradley Locker believes the team's worst decision in the upcoming NFL Draft would be not to focus on cornerbacks. The Rams’ coverage in this area was poor last season, ranking 25th. Locker notes that Ahkello Witherspoon remains a free agent. He emphasizes that the Rams need to draft a top cornerback by the end of the second round. This move would help strengthen their defense and support their strong defensive line. Currently, Cobie Durant and Darious Williams are expected to start at cornerback. Drafting a player like Trey Amos could help right away. He could become one of the starting cornerbacks, allowing others to play in roles that better match their skills.