informal poll – what is in flux with the Rams, what is already solid

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May 8, 2019 at 9:40 am #101100

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I will put my own vote in later.

But there’s a lot up in the air right now, yet they are an obvious superbowl contender with a lot already established.

Which part of the team is which?

What do you have doubts about? Or, what are you in “wait and see” mode about? What do you have confidence in? Where are they set, where do the changes interest or concern you?

Some examples might be OL, RB, QB.

May 8, 2019 at 11:00 am #101107

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The offense is fine. imo
WRs are good.
Offensive line is fine. We have a lot of youth, but we have a lot of parts too.
QB is fine. Next Year we will need a good backup.
We will need a TE this year or next.
Rb if fine. We can even take a bit of a hit on Gurley.
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Defense is where I have my questions.
Did we do enough on the Dline? Probably not. imo
LBer is a lot of questions marks.
Safety is fine.
CBs worry me, because I don’t trust Peters and Talib is getting old.

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May 8, 2019 at 9:43 pm #101150

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The can be a ‘good team’ without a healthy-Gurley. But not a ‘great team’ (ie, a Super Bowl winner)

So, who is Gurley now? Probably not a Healthy-Gurley. Which means, I think the ceiling is a little lower this year, than last year.

Also, the OLine has a pretty old guy at LT, and it lost two important starters. I think it ‘more likely than not’ that that will be a major problem. An Oline coach can only do so much.

I think Seattle, SF and Arizona will all be better. I also think the Vikings and Eagles and Cowboys and Packers will be a little better.

I see a ‘good year’ coming. Ten wins, somethin like that. But not a dominant year. Gurley and the OLine and better opposition.

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