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Contender overhaul · March 14, 2018

The two trades that rebuilt the Rams' cornerback room

Los Angeles acquired Marcus Peters from Kansas City and Aqib Talib from Denver in separate trades, remaking both starting cornerback spots.

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The original receipt

Every asset in the deal

Each team panel shows the players and draft assets it received.

To LARLARPETERS—LARTALIB—To DEN2018PICKround asset20192NDround asset+1 assets
LARReceived

Los Angeles Rams

PMarcus Peters
PAqib Talib
KCReceived

Kansas City Chiefs and Denver Broncos

#2018 fourth-round pick to Kansas City
#2019 second-round pick to Kansas City
#2018 fifth-round pick to Denver

Why it happened

The bet each side made

The Rams were accelerating after Sean McVay's breakthrough debut and wanted proven playmakers for Wade Phillips's defense.

Why history remembers it

The aggressive veteran build helped Los Angeles reach Super Bowl LIII in the first season after the deals.

What changed

The consequences

  • The Rams reached Super Bowl LIII.
  • Peters and Talib started together when healthy during the 2018 run.

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