The Rams have been fielding trade offers for running back Steven Jackson over the past two weeks according to Adam Schefter of ESPN. Muliple teams have called the Rams and inquired about Jackson's availability.
While the Rams are not proactively shopping Jackson or any other player, they are willing to listen. have dealt with injuries at the running back position and make sense as potential trade partners.
Green Bay general manager Ted Thompson has coveted Jackson in the past and has offered significant packages before. Source: The Redzone Attached Thumbnails
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