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    Stu Jackson@StuJRams
    enjoyed hearing Jordan Whittington talk about the example Cooper Kupp sets about how to be a professional for the Rams’ WR room, and how willing Kupp is to help them.

    “He’s a really good guy, and he’s not selfish with how he learns things.”

    By “not being selfish with how he learns,” Whittington means Kupp teaching him and other receivers ways to learn the offense the way he does, which has helped Whittington discover different ways to learn as he studies the playbook/offense.

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    from Ranking the NFL’s Backup QBs of 2024: https://www.si.com/nfl/ranking-nfl-backup-qbs-2024

    14. Jimmy Garoppolo, Los Angeles Rams 

    Garoppolo’s days as a starter are likely over after one season with the Raiders. He’ll get a fresh start under the guidance of Sean McVay, who helped reignite Baker Mayfield’s career a few years back. Garoppolo, 32, went from standing in the Rams’ way as the starter for the 49ers to becoming the backup to Matthew Stafford. He has played in 81 career games with 63 starts during 10 NFL seasons.

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    Cameron DaSilva@camdasilva
    PFF ranked the 32 best RBs in the NFL heading into the 2024 season and Kyren Williams didn’t even make the top 15 despite leading the league in rushing yards per game last season
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    Williams was ranked 16th, a disrespectful spot to put the Rams running back after the season he just had.

    After a quiet rookie season in which he received just 35 touches, Kyren Williams exploded in his second season in the NFL, earning an 80.3 grade across 12 games. In those outings, Williams rushed for 1,144 yards and 12 touchdowns at 5.0 yards per carry, and he also led the league in rushing yards per game.

    He forced the 10th-most missed tackles, averaged 3.34 yards after contact and racked up 26 explosive runs of 10-plus yards. He’ll continue to feature in the Rams’ offense moving forward.

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    Doug Farrar@NFL_DougFarrar
    Rams rookie DL Kobie Turner had 17 pressures and six sacks on plays in which the quarterback took three or fewer drops. All from 0- to 3-tech. In an era when there’s more quick game than ever, inside disruptors are crucial to defensive success.
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    in which the quarterback took three or fewer drops.

    I think he means steps, not drops.

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    from PFF Interior Defender Rankings: https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-interior-defender-rankings-top-32-2024-nfl-season

    16. KOBIE TURNERLOS ANGELES RAMS

    From Week 11 onward in 2023, Turner posted an 89.5 PFF overall grade, which ranked fifth in the league. His PFF pass-rushing grade came out to 90.3, the best in the NFL and just ahead of his teammate Aaron Donald.

    Losing Donald to retirement changes the picture the entire Rams defense will see every snap, but Turner looked like a star in the making as a rookie.

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    from https://www.turfshowtimes.com/2024/6/1/24169413/rams-offense-12-personnel-packages-sean-mcvay

    With wide receivers like Nacua and Kupp who can block as effectively as they do, they are almost used as de-facto tight ends in the run game. This allows the Rams to stay primarily in 11 personnel looks. Everything looks the same and the defense can’t get a grasp on a play-call based on the personnel that is on the field at any given moment. The Rams are technically in 11 personnel, but with how their wide receivers block, it’s almost 11.5 personnel. That versatility that the Rams utilize with their players isn’t usually available from 12 personnel. The changeup of just sticking a tight end in the slot no longer stresses a defense.

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    Pelissero@TomPelissero
    End of OTAs? The NFL Players Association is working to finalize a proposal to overhaul the offseason starting as soon as 2025, eliminating voluntary on-field work in the spring in favor of a longer training camp ramp-up, with players reporting in mid-June to early July, per

    Jourdan Rodrigue@JourdanRodrigue
    This would have a significant impact, in my opinion, on how medical staffs currently “load” a season and manage offseason with the spring being an important time for them to get with players, not to mention spring install periods, summer’s total break with families, etc

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    4 of these 15 guys were not 1st rounders and I wish the Ram had picked one to pair with Donald. Instead they had to pay for rentals from Fowler and Von Miller and then signed Floyd.

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    Houston Stressans@TexansCommenter
    CJ Stroud was raving about Matthew Stafford & says “I’m a fan of his” on
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    from PFF Safety Rankings: https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-safety-rankings-top-32-2024-nfl-season

    21. KAMREN CURLLOS ANGELES RAMS

    Although Curl had a breakout 2022 season in which he posted a second-ranked 82.9 PFF overall grade, he couldn’t replicate that performance in 2023, as his 66.6 mark ranked just 50th. But since entering the league, Curl still ranks 17th among safeties in overall grade (78.0) and 19th in coverage grade (83.7).

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    Awesome.   CJ is right.

     

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    CJ Stroud Talk About Matthew Stafford 

    from https://theramswire.usatoday.com/2024/06/03/rams-matthew-stafford-cj-stroud-podcast-greatness/?taid=665fc6bae7c4190001b782b4&utm_campaign=trueanthem&utm_medium=trueanthem&utm_source=twitter

     C.J. Stroud thinks incredibly highly of the Rams quarterback and defended his greatness while on the “Million Dollaz Worth of Game” podcast recently. Stroud spoke emphatically about how good Stafford is, even saying at first that he might put him up there with Tom Brady “and them” before walking back that statement.

    “Stafford, he’s another one. He might be up there with Brady and them,” Stroud said. “No, that’s crazy. That’s crazy. Let me go back. I’m a student of the game. Stafford’s a dog. He’s a dog. You don’t understand. You’re saying that. That’s all I watch. I don’t watch nobody else. I watch Mahomes at times because Mahomes does some stuff that you can’t coach. Stafford, dog. He will beat you with the same thing every time. All that no-look stuff, I got that from (him). That’s one of my biggest – like, I’m a fan of his.”

    “If you gave Matthew Stafford a chance like Aaron Rodgers had, I guarantee he might’ve had more rings, for sure. I’d say he’d have three, four. He’s tough as nails, bro.”
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