Poll: Did Rams get enough for second overall pick?

By trading the second overall pick in the NFL Draft to the Washington
Redskins, the Rams clearly made Sam Bradford the man.  But will they
be able to get him the help he needs now that they have moved down
in the draft? - Photo courtesy of Getty Images

On Friday night, news broke that the St. Louis Rams had traded the second overall pick in the upcoming NFL Draft to the Washington Redskins in exchange for the sixth overall pick this year, the Redskins second round pick this year, and Washington's first round picks in each of the next two seasons.

It would seem on the surface that new Rams general manager Les Snead performed a heist of the Redskins in dealing a pick that the Rams clearly would not use to draft Heisman Trophy winning quarterback Robert Griffin III.  Snead stockpiled first round picks for the next two drafts after this one.

But with the Rams moving down to sixth in this year's draft, will they be able to get the type of player they covet to make an impact?  Will they be able to get the wide receiver weapon that Sam Bradford needs to take the next step forward?  Will the Rams be able to grab the impact player on defense that makes a difference in a defensive-minded division?

Will this swap help the Rams enough next season?

Its obvious that the Rams got plenty of ammunition for the future of the franchise in this swap with the Redskins.  But did they get enough to help them right now?



Vote now if you think the Rams did well in their trade with the Washington Redskins.