The Los Angeles Rams made big move after big move in pursuit of a Super Bowl ring, and last February, they cashed in by beating the Cincinnati Bengals in Super Bowl LVI. But all of those trades and blockbuster transactions come at a cost and the Rams felt the pain of that this season when they struggled through a 5-12 campaign.
General manager Les Snead has been the primary architect of it all and during his post-season press conference on Thursday, he admits the Rams will have to step back a bit this offseason.
