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    I can’t imagine McVay or any HC publicly stating that they would never give a RB a big contract again. They might never spend big on that position, but it doesn’t seem wise to say it for everyone to hear.  Slightly related, I’d still pay big money for a RB who is also a great receiver though.

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    Pro Football Focus thinks highly of Morris despite his detractors, ranking him as one of the best defensive coordinators. He cracked the site’s top 10, coming in at No. 7 on the list.

    After being put in what looked to be a lose-lose situation as head coach of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 2009 as just a 32-year-old, Morris climbed back up the NFL coaching ladder to now be one of the league’s more respected defensive coaches. As the Rams’ defensive coordinator since 2021, Morris helped orchestrate a defense that won a Super Bowl in his first season there. In his two seasons helming the defense in LA, the Rams’ 88.2 overall defensive grade ranks second in the league and their 90.0 run-defense grade is far and away the best mark.

     

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    from https://theramswire.usatoday.com/2023/07/01/rams-nfl-jersey-number-best-player-ever/?taid=64a0169baa10fa000105664f&utm_campaign=trueanthem&utm_medium=trueanthem&utm_source=twitter

    Touchdown Wire’s Doug Farrar went through the fun (and challenging) exercise of picking the best player to ever wear each jersey number, from No. 00 to 99. The Rams have had some historic names suit up for them throughout the franchise’s history, many of whom made Farrar’s list.

    It’s easy to think of a few, like Marshall Faulk and Eric Dickerson rocking Nos. 28 and 29, as well as Orlando Pace in his No. 76 uniform. In total, six Rams were selected, including Donald at the very end.

    Marshall Faulk: No. 28

    Eric Dickerson: No. 29

    Aeneas Williams: No. 35

    Jerome Bettis: No. 36

    Orlando Pace: No. 76

    Aaron Donald: No. 99

    Faulk wore No. 28 throughout his NFL career, including his first five seasons with the Colts before going to the Rams in 1999. It was a tough number to sift through because there were a lot of deserving picks, including Adrian Peterson, Darrell Green and Darren Woodson, but Faulk was the best choice.

    Dickerson edged out Harold Jackson, Earl Thomas, Ken Houston and others at No. 29, a number he wore his entire NFL career, too. No. 35 wasn’t as loaded as some other numbers, but the Hall of Famer Williams made those digits look good for both the Cardinals and Rams.

    Bettis is best known for his time with the Steelers but he got started with the Rams, where he also wore No. 36. Pace and Steve Hutchinson were the top candidates at No. 76, along with Marion Motley and Steve Wisniewski.

    At No. 99, there were a host of current and future Hall of Famers alongside Donald. J.J. Watt is one of the best ever, as is Warren Sapp. Jason Taylor also got consideration thanks to his Hall of Fame resume. But Donald is one of the rare all-time greats who’s still currently playing, and his resume at the end of his career will be the best of anyone to wear No. 99.

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    Pro Football Focus thinks highly of Morris despite his detractors, ranking him as one of the best defensive coordinators. He cracked the site’s top 10, coming in at No. 7 on the list.

    “After being put in what looked to be a lose-lose situation as head coach of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 2009 as just a 32-year-old, Morris climbed back up the NFL coaching ladder to now be one of the league’s more respected defensive coaches. As the Rams’ defensive coordinator since 2021, Morris helped orchestrate a defense that won a Super Bowl in his first season there. In his two seasons helming the defense in LA, the Rams’ 88.2 overall defensive grade ranks second in the league and their 90.0 run-defense grade is far and away the best mark.”

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    Notice that 3 on that list are associated with the Rams. Not just Morris but Spagnuolo and Evero.

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