Yesterday out in Los Angeles, the Rams held their press conference to introduce Miles Garrett

to the LA media. Sean McVeigh was there. Sean McVeigh said that the hardest part of this deal

was saying goodbye to Jared Verse. I think everybody in Los Angeles, I think everybody around the

league understands how special Jared Verse might end up being as a pass rusher.

This from LADC.99, Kevin Rams fan living in PG County.

I think my team gave up way too much.

There isn't that much of a difference between Garrett and verse. Am I nuts? Question mark.

I said this yesterday on the show. I think the Brown's got a good deal. I mean, they got the biggest

haul, I think in the history of the league, certainly in modern times for a defensive player.

And part of that hall was bringing back a player that looks like he has, you know, perennial every year,

upper level, all pro, pro bowl, pass rushing, run stopping potential. Inverse,

who is 24 years old versus Garrett at 31. Is that what Garrett is now? Is Garrett 31? 30. He's 30 years

old. He'll turn 31 at the end of December.

By the way, at that position, Miles Garrett is still in his prime.

You don't start at that position to come out of your prime until probably another year or two.

And that monster may never come out of his prime.

But I understand where you're coming from, L.A.C. 99.

Like, part of me wonder, and I'm the biggest Miles Garrett fan,

part of me wonders, like, how much better will they be with Miles Garrett?

They're going to be better.

I mean, the odds makers believe they'll be better.

They went from plus 800, plus 850, somewhere in that range,

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