Seven teams that improved most on offense in 2015 NFL Draft

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May 18, 2015 at 11:31 pm #24837

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from Seven teams that improved most on offense in 2015 NFL Draft

By Chase Goodbread

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2. St. Louis Rams

In taking Georgia running back Todd Gurley at No. 10 overall and then massive offensive linemen Rob Havenstein and Jamon Brown in the second and third rounds, respectively, the Rams left no doubt about the direction their offense will go in 2015. A power rushing attack to take pressure off newly acquired quarterback Nick Foles is in the works. And as long as Gurley’s rehabilitated knee has no setbacks, Foles should be able to stay out of too many third-and-long situations. The Rams added a young arm behind Foles in quarterback Sean Mannion, who went higher than expected (Round 3), Missouri wide receiver Bud Sasser in the sixth round, and two more offensive linemen (Andrew Donnal and Cody Wichmann) for a total of seven offensive picks.

May 19, 2015 at 12:26 am #24842

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I am glad my name is not Chase Goodbread.

May 19, 2015 at 1:17 am #24844

InvaderRam
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not just a power running attack. but a running back capable of busting long plays running or receiving the ball at any given time. gurley’s got power and speed. a healthy gurley that is…

May 19, 2015 at 2:01 pm #24876

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Zooey wrote:

I am glad my name is not Chase Goodbread.</P>

me too, but it might be better than Todd Gurley…..

May 19, 2015 at 2:09 pm #24879

Herzog
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Zooey wrote:

I am glad my name is not Chase Goodbread.

or Todd Gurley
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