Los Angeles Rams: 15 best free agent acquisitions of all-time

Kurt Warner, St. Louis Rams. Mandatory Credit: Elsa/ALLSPORT
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Here are the 15 best free agent acquisitions of all-time for the Los Angeles Rams, with some being from the St. Louis days.

If the last couple of seasons are any sign of what to expect in the upcoming free agency period, the Los Angeles Rams will most likely end up being one of the busiest teams once the new league year officially gets underway, especially after last season.

Around this time last year, the Rams made the wise decision to go into win-now mode by bringing on any talent possible to put them in the best position possible to win the Super Bowl. It almost worked, if it wasn’t for that rough loss to the New England Patriots down in Atlanta.

Failing to score a single touchdown in the biggest game the NFL has to offer was a tough pill to swallow for Los Angeles. Assuming the Rams take advantage of the upcoming free agency class before April’s draft, they should be in great shape to bounce back strong.

Looking back at their history, the Rams have been fortunate enough to pull off some amazing deals over the years when it comes to signing key players, even if they didn’t realize at the time how great that deal would turn out to be.

From giving Kurt Warner a shot, to even two years ago convincing Andrew Whitworth to join a team that finished 4-12 the year prior, it has been truly amazing to watch some of the free agent signings this team has made.

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In honor of the upcoming free agency period, it only seems fair to look back at some of the greatest moves made by the Rams. This should help fans get excited over what could be in store during the new league year.

Here are the 15 best free agent acquisitions of all-time for the Rams, whether it happens to be offense, defense or even special teams.