​INGLEWOOD, CALIFORNIA – SEPTEMBER 26: Chris Godwin #14 of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers celebrates in the endzone after scoring a touchdown during the second quarter in the game against the Los Angeles Rams at SoFi Stadium on September 26, 2021 in Inglewood, California. (Photo by Harry How/Getty Images) | Getty Images Should the Los Angeles Rams make a move for Chris Godwin? The Rams have lost Davante Adams due to injury for an extended period of time and besides Puka Nacua, the receiver room for the Rams is a question mark. Could Godwin help stabilize the room?Godwin is a veteran of the NFL, he’s won a Super Bowl, but he’s also had some serious injuries that have likely impacted his ability to play at his best. If the Rams could get a prime Godwin, then this trade would be beneficial, but a broken-down Godwin? How much does that help the Rams?So, L.A. will see in Week 7 if they have enough depth in their wide receiver and tight end group to make up for Adams going down, and if not, then the Rams may want to make a trade. Or if the Rams fall to 2-5, they may want to sell. Variables aplenty. Trade rumors aplenty. Rams Trade Pitch Lands $102 Million Super Bowl Champion (heavy.com)“The Rams lost Davante Adams for six to 10 weeks with a ruptured hamstring. Godwin is among the slew of names floated as potential targets for the Rams before the trade deadline.“I wonder if they call for Chris Godwin,” NFL analyst Trevor Sikkema posted on X on October 21. “Godwin’s now 30 and 2027 is a club option in his contract. He’s the ideal Rams receiver with how much he does as a blocker. If Tampa loses to Carolina this weekend I could see it.”Why the Rams should trade for this Pro Bowl TE instead of a WR“On Wednesday, Detroit Lions tight end Sam LaPorta told “Pardon My Take” that he’s not thrilled about how the organization has treated his contract situation, and he’s OK if he hits free agency this coming offseason. His words sparked the idea that he could be on the trade block.“It’s disappointing that you go out there every week and bear the risk of getting hurt,” said LaPorta. “Like last year, I broke my (expletive) back for the team. And then I’m going out there this year, and I’m balling, and maybe they’re just not showing the love.”NFL trade rumors: 5 receivers the Rams should target in a deal, including Cowboys’ George Pickens (cbssports)“The veteran receiver is expected to miss six to 10 weeks after rupturing his hamstring in the Rams’ Week 6 loss to the Cardinals. Under the best-case scenario, Adams isn’t expected to be back until December, which means the Rams now have a gaping hole at receiver. According to ESPN, the Rams are planning to “at least explore the possibility of trading” for a receiver. If we know one thing about Rams general manager Les Snead, it’s that he loves to wheel and deal. He’s proven throughout his career that he’s not shy when it comes to pulling the trigger on a big trade,