LOS ANGELES -- The Los Angeles Rams made one of the NFL's biggest turnarounds last season, then made more changes than just about anybody. Clearly, 11-5 was not good enough. The Rams sense a rare championship window, helped largely by the modest salary of their franchise quarterback. So they acquired a couple of All-Pro cornerbacks, picked up a standout wide receiver and signed one of the game's most decorated interior pass-rushers. Now the offseason program looms, and the Rams' front office has shifted its focus to the NFL draft and to re-signing some key players.
Offseason reversal: Rams suddenly deep at CB, weak at LB
