Agreed, unless they are concerned about experience being an issue

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For one thing Kupp will be 100% well before opening day.

For another, Rams are already facing excruciating cuts after WR #6.

Save those cap dollars for other positions tbd by camp and preseason games.

Inexperienced WR's usually don't block well, have a tendency to run wrong routes, etc. If they are concerned about that, then bringing in a vet might be wise.

The only one I saw on that list was Golladay who played well with Stafford in Detroit but I have no idea if he is washed up or not. I am sure there is a reason he isn't on a team right now.

I am hoping Kupp will be fine too 43 but I also know these things can linger or get re-aggrivated throughout the season. Who can forget what Ike went through with his hammy? Kupp seems to be a fast healer and is tough as nails so I am feeling good about his return.

I guess we will see how the Rams feel about the extent of Kupp's injury AND the confidence they have in our current roster of WR's.

Knowing this is being considered a "rebuild" year, I don't see them bringing in anymore WR's unless it's for one of the reasons I mentioned above.

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