Los Angeles Rams: Five free agent options to replace Trumaine Johnson
By Jason Reed
Patrick Robinson
Patrick Robinson is now a Super Bowl Champion and carries that title to the free agent market if he does decide to test it. Robinson very well may just stick around on the Philadelphia Eagles if they want to bring him back.
However, fresh off of a good season and a Super Bowl victory, teams such as the Los Angeles Rams may be willing to pay Robinson more than the Eagles. The Eagles, who have most of their talent locked down, can simply opt for a corner in the draft to replace Robinson.
That opens the door for Robinson to head to the Rams and bring the Super Bow experience that is absent on this young team. The former San Diego Charger intercepted four passes and deflected 18 despite coming off of the bench in half of the Eagles’ games.
His biggest interception came in the NFC Championship, though, when he took an interception back to the house off of Case Keenum in the first quarter. Following this interception, Keenum and the Vikings’ offense lacked the same confidence and intensity as before which helped the Eagles coast to a 38-7 victory.
The Rams need some sort of playoff and Super Bowl experience on the team, they literally have none of it. Robinson brings that to the table.