NFL-NEWS: Los Angeles Rams Are Officially Trading For Tampa Bay Buccaneers Left Tackle , the talented LT announced his official exit from Tampa Bay Buccaneers after agreeing to a five-year, $170 million contract with the Los Angeles Rams, However. 

For the young LA Rams, pitting this team against the Dallas Cowboys in joint practices in the off-season makes a lot of sense. For starters, the Rams last held joint practices with the Cowboys in 2021. If you recall, that was the year that the team went on to win Super Bowl LVI. So, why not get the 2024 season off to the same quality of start for another Super Bowl run?

While you unlikely to see the Rams projected starters in preseason contests, the team has managed to schedule controlled scrimmages with other NFL teams in joint practice sessions that have allowed the team to coordinate game-like conditions for starters ahead of the regular season. Those controlled scrimmages rely upon scripted down and distance scenarios, and afford both teams a chance to involve their primary players. Those scripted plays are controlled to minimize the risks of injuries, while still allowing contact to get players up to speed.

Game 1 of the preseason typically features players who are not designated starters for the team this season:While the Rams and Cowboys are not scheduled to face one another this season, this joint exercise will certainly give the team’s young roster a chance to face a playoff-caliber opponent in a learning environment. It’s the off-season, so the Dallas Cowboys are at their peak. One prediction has them set at a 13-4 prediction this season, including sweeping the Philadelphia Eagles and the New York Giants.

While I believe that the Dallas Cowboys will have a successful 2024 season, I am not nearly as high on their chances this year