He said nothing about the CAP ceiling getting raised.
And the Rams won't sit on this OL being this bad. Even bad teams turn around their OL rather quickly. And in no other position group is the chemistry/talent ratio higher. So, yeah, maybe the OL won't be any good for most of the season, but barring anymore injuries it will perform better by the end of the year. Plus, the Rams wont just sit on letting the OL be bad in the off season.
Gurley may not be the same guy, but they can get good production out of Henderson who has shown flashes of being a dynamic runner.
To me, the only serious negative to the trade is paying Ramsey and the impact it will have on the rest of the roster. Everything else is a positive. The quality of the player, the impact of the position he plays, and what it would normally cost a winning team to acquire such a player are all wins for the Rams.
And that serious negative may very well be abated by an increase in the CAP next year and the year after.
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“The consciousness of good intentions disdains ambiguity.” - Alexander Hamilton
