Around this time last year, the Los Angeles Rams were just beginning their offseason trying to figure out a way to improve their offense after finishing dead last in the NFL by only averaging 14 points per game. For obvious reasons, upgrading the wide receiver position was a top priority for the Rams since Tavon Austin turned out to be a complete bust trying to be the No. 1 option in the passing game.
While the additions of Robert Woods (free agency) and Sammy Watkins (trade with Buffalo Bills) have turned out to work wonders for Los Angeles in the passing game, the selection of Cooper Kupp in April’s NFL Draft may go down as one of the biggest steals from 2017.