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oceed with Monday night’s game of the year in Mexico City Long Sleeve Bobby Evans Jersey , the league has yet another mess of its own making.Here we are, six days before the Chiefs and Rams will meet in Mexico, and the league engaged in no obvious proactive effort to solve the problem until the pot reached a full, raging boil.The turf at Aztec Stadium remains a “mess,” but the NFL is “determined” to play the game, according to Adam Schefter of ESPN.It’s easy to envision a series of hectic meetings and frazzled conference calls during which a variety of arguments are made and considerations are balanced. Here’s hoping that the only factors that ultimately matters are: (1) the safety of the players; and (2) the integrity of the game.Remember the second one? That was the cover the NFL used to justify whacking the Patriots over a trivial football-inflation issue under a standard that had been on the books for so long that no one knew why it was even there. Taking a little air out of the ball to make it easier to throw (the NFL failed to prove that this ever happened) and thus making the game better is a far cry from forcing two of the best offenses in the NFL to play on a field that looks like the vacant lot in every neighborhood where a house was torn down and a smattering of grass, weeds Bobby Evans Jersey nfl draft , rocks, and dirt is now in its place.Instead, other concerns will drive the decision, from legal claims made by fans who incurred travel plans in reliance on the game being played in Mexico (there will be liability, and the NFL should do the right thing and provide fair refunds) to potentially alienating Mexican officials who could kill future NFL games there to possibly undermining the league’s effort to squeeze as much money as possible out of international wallets. Those concerns should be secondary to the safety of the players and the integrity of the game.But we know they won’t be. Because in too many past instances, they haven’t been. The Rams are likely going to deploy a similar strategy as last year’s free agency period. If that’s the case, who’s next?"The Los Angeles Rams have entered unique territory when it comes to the landscape of the NFL. Instead of adding young players with major potential and even bigger price tags Bobby Evans Los Angeles Rams Jerseys , they’ve become the landing spot for true veterans of the game who’re looking to give it one last go at a Super Bowl before retirement. Now, things haven’t always been like this. For many years (past decade and a half) the Rams were that young team overpaying, splashing, and inevitably failing.... but the tide has turned.The 2018 offseason was the start to a new beginning for the Rams, one that emulates the most successful franchise in the league in the past two decades— the New England Patriots. They’ve become a team which has few holes every offseason and prefers them to be filled by veterans who’ll come with a cheaper price tag, as opposed to the alternative.The 2019 offseason has started similarly with the signing of 34-year old veteran free safety Eric Weddle. Weddle takes over for 28-year old free agent Lamarcus Joyner who struggled in his second season at safety. Instead of overpaying to keep Joyner, the Rams went with a mistake-free option in Weddle who might not offer as many splash plays as he did earlier in his career Los Angeles Rams Jerseys Stitched , but is still a valuable piece to a secondary. The Rams paid Joyner $11.3m last year on the franchise tag alone. The deal Weddle just signed is for $10.5m total in base value over two years, with incentives that could push it to $12.5m. They essentially swapped Joyner for two years of a superior player in Weddle.Peter Schrager of the NFL Network noted yesterday morning that there were going to be veterans on the lookout for the Rams this offseason, and he wasn’t wrong:So that bodes the questions, are there more veterans to come? Who else could be next?Let’s take a stab at it. My guess is they’ll likely look to sew up one edge rusher spot (and maybe a defensive lineman). Whether it’s a veteran option or not remains to be seen, but here are the potential options:DE Ezekiel Ansah (30)DT Malik Jackson (29)DE Cameron Wake (37)DT Bennie Logan (29)DT Johnathan Hankins (28)OLB Terrell Suggs (36)These are some of the quality veteran options that remain at defensive tackle and edge. Could one of these guys be the next to join Eric Weddle in the quest for a Super Bowl ring?