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Joshua Downs wants a trade away from the Indianapolis Colts, but does it make sense for the Los Angeles Rams to acquire him? Some would say, yes. Some would say, no. The dichotomy makes this a great debate. On the…

Danny Stone of Turf Show Times evaluates whether the Los Angeles Rams should pursue a trade for Indianapolis Colts wide receiver Josh Downs. While Downs reportedly desires a move away from Indianapolis, Stone questions whether acquiring him truly addresses the Rams' Super Bowl aspirations or fits within head coach Sean McVay's scheme.
Stone argues that despite Downs' talent, his smaller frame raises questions about run-blocking responsibilities and target share alongside quarterback Matthew Stafford. The piece highlights that Downs has recorded 26 receptions for 307 yards this season, but Stone suggests the Rams primarily need to focus on winning games with their current roster rather than pursuing trades.
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