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The Los Angeles Rams re-signed receiver Xavier Smith, but that doesn't solve their glaring void at the position.

Writer John Sbisa argues that the Los Angeles Rams' decision to re-sign wide receiver Xavier Smith off the San Francisco 49ers' practice squad fails to resolve their wide receiver crisis. The roster move comes as Jordan Whittington heads to injured reserve with a back injury. The Rams remain severely depleted at the position with top pass-catchers Davante Adams and Puka Nacua sidelined with injuries.
While Sbisa notes that Smith could provide value on special teams as a punt returner, he asserts the wideout is unlikely to significantly impact the passing offense. The Rams chose not to make splash trades at the deadline, leaving quarterback Matthew Stafford to rely on remaining options such as Tutu Atwell, Konata Mumpfield, rookie CJ Daniels, and running back Kyren Williams.
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