A few weeks ago, the Rams were on the verge of becoming sellers at the trade deadline. Three consecutive victories later, they are not selling, with one exception.

They don’t buy either.

Reporters asked coach Sean McVay on Monday if the Rams had discussed possible trade acquisitions before tomorrow’s deadline.

“No, we haven’t really talked about anything,” McVay said. “Nothing of that nature.”

The Rams continue to explore a trade for veteran cornerback Tre’Davious White, who is an odd man out on the depth chart.

“There’s a possibility,” McVay said of a trade with White. “(General manager) Les (Snead) has had some dialogues with some teams. They’re very fluid conversations so there’s a possibility, but nothing is imminent at the moment. . . . ‘Tre’ is a guy that I know there was some dialogue between Les, Kevin (Demoff) and his agent, so we’ll see if anything comes to fruition.

If a transaction is to take place, it must take place before 4:00 p.m. ET on Tuesday. If there is no deal to be made, the Rams could release White. The Rams and White’s agent could also reach an agreement to reduce his entitlement to severance pay, if his contract goes unclaimed on waivers.

White has a base salary of $1.5 million. If he is released and unclaimed, he will be entitled to collect the remaining $750,000, without compensation.