Rams' Sean McVay Talks Future of His Roster

"There wasn't anything other than that with the thought process in mind. I know that's not what you're asking, but that doesn't have any effect on our approach to this game. We're going to do everything we can to play a really good football game, have a great week of preparation and come out swinging on Monday night.”

McVay was also asked what the draft capital that the Rams acquired does for the team this offseason.

“It just gives us more ammo to be able to really upgrade the totality of your roster," stated McVay. "We've joked about the “F them picks.’ We never really felt that way. We've always looked at, what are the different avenues to create the most competitive roster that you have with the different things that you can do whether that be through the draft, free agency, undrafted free agency, re-signing your own, drafting and developing? So we look at all avenues to try to be able to shape out the most competitive roster."

"Every single year there are different approaches based on, what do you have in place? Who's under contract? Who's under a rookie contract? Who's up for extensions? There are multiple layers but at the end of the day, where you’re picking, it still matters who. It’s still like, who is that person? That pick is valuable, then you attach a name and then it becomes really valuable or less valuable dependent upon how that thing sorts out."

"That's really what it boils down to. To be able to have two first-round picks gives you flexibility and the ability to move around or identify players that you would maybe want that you're realistically in the range that they would be projected to go. Way down the line for me to even think about that stuff right now though.”