Rams tweets etc. …. 4/7 – 4/12

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    from https://ramblinfan.com/posts/rams-rushing-attacks-hits-top-3-ranking-in-this-critical-category-in-2023-01htx9py0g5f</p&gt;

    Where the team truly showed up huge is the way the offense suddenly found the means to grind it out with a second-half lead. Unlike the recent past, when the team was unable to grind it out to win games, this offense found the strength of will to move the chains despite the defense knowing that a running play was coming

    To prove that point, just check out the list of how effective all 32 NFL teams were at running with the football in 2023 with a second half lead:

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    #150222
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    well we’ll find out how much was due to playing next to ad. how much of a leap he can make in his sophomore season. i like the kid.

     

    need bobby brown iii to step up too. lots of youth and potential still on that dline.

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    Blaine Grisak@bgrisakTST
    The highest-paid player on the Rams defense currently is Darious Williams at $4.6M Rams would have to trade into the top-10 for their first round pick to have a higher cap-hit than Williams.
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    The Rams currently have $66M in defensive spending which ranks 32nd. However, $24.9M of that is Aaron Donald. Taking away AD, that leaves them with $41.1M in defensive spending. Next closest is the Chiefs at $76.6M. Gap b/w KC at 31 and LAR at 32 is same as KC and WAS at 9.
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    Bill Barnwell@billbarnwell
    Who is this year’s Kyren Williams? Williams’s development path certainly seems rare – a Day 3 pick who was anonymous as a rookie before a 1,114-rushing yard season in year two. Is it unprecedented?
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    Looking at backs who were: – picked between Round 5 and Round 7 since 1990 – had fewer than 150 rush yards and 100 receiving yards as a rookie Williams was the only one to run for 1,000 yards in Year 2. The one who came close mostly fall into Remember Some Guys territory.
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