[ramsman34]

With all those picks, and the ‘22 draft to have more talent and total players declared, Snead will be able to really help the roster on the cheap. And, still afford the big contract, PROVEN players we have now.

[JackPMiller]

When can we start talking about the 2022 NFL Draft? The possibility of who could be future Rams.

We could be over the cap next year as well. Will we draft a Center next year, knowing that Brian Allen and Austin Corbett are UFAs. Then there is the Left Tackle problem. Who replaces Andrew Whitworth, if he decides to retire. Whit is 40 years old, right now. When Whit ever does retire, if correct, we would then be the only team in the NFL, not to have an OLineman on the active roster, that was drafted in round 1.

[Elvis]

As of now we have no dead cap slated for 2022 and the cap will be going up so good chance that won't be a problem...

[CanuckRightWinger]

Back when Enos Stan Kroenke hired on Jeff Fisher, there was talk of Kroenke wanting to adopt the New England/Belichick method of operating a NFL Franchise. That method, amongst other principles as well of course, also included jettisoning players, even star players like Willie McGinest! ...prior to said player getting too expensive....
OR LOSING PRODUCTION TO THE POINT THEY HAVE NO TRADE VALUE.

So....JackPMiller's opinion about a possible trading of a Bobby Trees or a Cooper Kupp, in the future, might not be so outlandish IMHO.