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JB Scott argues that the Los Angeles Rams should trust cornerback Josh Wallace to step into a starting role following Jaylen Watson's season-ending shoulder injury. Watson sustained the injury during a victory over the Los Angeles Chargers, forcing the team to confront depth issues in their secondary instead of seeking outside trade acquisitions.
According to Pro Football Focus metrics cited by Scott, Wallace has allowed just 17 receptions on 32 targets for 126 yards and a 49.7 passer rating this season. Despite concerns over six coverage penalties, Scott contends that the Rams already possess an effective in-house solution without expending future draft capital.
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