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The Rams making big news earlier this year when they traded Jared Gough, two first-round

picks and a third-round pick to the Lions from Matthew Stafford.

Los Angeles is supposed to be a top contender to challenge Tampa for NFC supremacy.

Hall of Fame class of 2020 receiver and former Ram Isaac Bruce believes the addition of Stafford is going to help take LA to the next level.

When you input him into this offense and everything that Sean McVeigh likes to do as far as offensively.

And what I mean by that is throwing the ball down the field, more explosive plays.

And throwing a ball, you know, definitely on the outside to the receivers that are very capable of making big plays.

So just adding him to that mix and just the way Coach McVade calls offense, I'm excited, man.

I'm expecting great things and a deep run into the playoffs.

Sticking with the Rams now left tackle Andrew Whitworth telling Chris Long's podcast Greenlight,

quote, I put everything into trying to play this season and playing at the level I want to.

I feel like this will probably be the end, but also all my closest friends will tell you

that I've said that for about seven straight years, so I don't know how believable it is,

but it feels like it is.

Elsewhere, Patriots quarterback Stefan Gilmore is entering the final season of his contract.

He skipped mandatory mini-camp due to a contract dispute.

In Tuesday, Gilmore referenced a chart of the highest paid defensive backs in the NFL.

The 2019 defensive player of the year is not among them, sharing the tweet with the caption,

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