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Fortunately for the Los Angeles Rams, there aren’t many elite free agents heading out of the building. That being said, whom should they give priority to resign?

Few elements of team development are more crucial in a salary-cap league than smart draft selection. Teams like the Los Angeles Rams have more freedom to manoeuvre as they try to break into the elite group of teams that are actually competitive for a championship thanks to the additional space created by rookie contracts as opposed to free-agent mercenaries.

To take advantage of quarterback Matthew Stafford’s window of opportunity, general manager Les Snead must enter free agency and sign elite players to cover the roles that a bright young player has not yet been able to fill.

Snead will have the chance to re-sign a number of Rams who are about to become free agents before then, though. Who ought they to invite back?

Kevin Dotson, a guard, is the most important free agent for Los Angeles to extend. Although he was acquired in a trade for late-round picks, he produced amazing excess value, and he deserves to stay with the Rams long after his rookie deal ends.

Dotson was among the best in the sport, not simply the top lineman in Los Angeles this season. Stars up front and consistency will be essential to keeping Stafford upright, which will be the top objective. Dotson answers the two questions.

On Snead’s list of priorities, every other free agent should be far behind Dotson, but safety Jordan Fuller has made a strong argument to be brought back.