The Los Angeles Rams do not necessarily have a weakness at safety, but they also haven’t shown any urgency to find a true star at the position either. If anything, Les Snead and Sean McVay have worked harder to create depth at the position than to be top heavy, but does that mean that they see little value in finding elite players at safety?
Or does it mean that the Rams have simply not been lucky enough to find elite players at safety?
On Wednesday morning, the Pittsburgh Steelers announced a four-year, $73.