The LA Rams are making headlines again, and if you're a fan, you'll want to pay attention. While we already knew Kenny Moore was on the radar, the rumor mill is spinning faster than ever. More players are reportedly available—and honestly, that's a trend that's likely to continue for months. So, who should the Rams target next? Drop your dream signing in the comments. We love hearing from you, especially on a Saturday.

Let's dive into the latest buzz. The Rams' roster is shaping up nicely for the 2026 season, but there's one glaring hole: depth at outside cornerback. Sure, the team doesn't have an urgent need to hit the veteran free-agent market, but a smart GM knows you can never have too much cover. Case in point: newly signed defensive back Jaylen Watson recently hinted on social media that he'd love to see former Chiefs cornerback L'Jarius Sneed make his way to SoCal. Could that be the move that shores up the secondary?

Speaking of bold moves, the Rams shocked the NFL world by drafting quarterback Ty Simpson in the first round (No. 13 overall). It was a controversial pick, especially with wide receiver options like Makai Lemon still on the board. But the front office clearly saw something special in the Alabama backup. Time will tell if this gamble pays off.

Not every fan is thrilled, though. One passionate commenter, BubbaKincaid, summed up the frustration: "Vikes sign a damn good WR for $8M for one year as a WR3... Rams signed Tutu for $10M guaranteed for one year as a WR3. Was hopin' the Rams went the Juan route for WR3, and he'd be a damn good fill-in when DA and Puka get hurt (because they will miss some games). That leaves a badly injured Hill, a fat fatty in Deebo, and an AARP carrier in Allen. Or the Rams are just gonna roll with Whit, Mumphhh, and X... should be interesting to see what happens."

Whether you're stocking up for gameday or just love talking roster moves, one thing's for sure: the Rams are never boring. Keep your eyes peeled for more updates—and your favorite jersey ready for the next big signing.