4. The Rams could be around for a while: The youth of the Rams is one reality for the organization. "It's cool to have the youngest team," Snead told me. "I think we've upgraded talent. We're better. Now, we just gotta get experience, go on stage, and know our lines." The other side is, because of that youth and because of the financial health of the team, they'll be around for a while. They had two first-round draft picks in April thanks to the Robert Griffin III trade, and they have two more in 2014. Heading into next offseason, the only key free agents to be are tackle Rodger Saffold and linebacker Jo-Lonn Dunbar. There aren't any for the following offseason, either. For two years, no one is going anywhere. And even Bradford, who has the final megadeal for rookie quarterbacks, will only cost the team $36 million over the next three years. It's not cheap like Andrew Luck's deal, but it's not crippling either. Their key parts should stick together. In other words, we might want to get used to hearing about the Rams.