Noteboom: tweets n bits

I approve this pick. Had a chance to sit down with Joseph at the #SeniorBowl. Check out the interview below!https://t.co/puKHdIJbW3

— Downtown Rams (@DowntownRams) April 28, 2018

Alden Gonzalez@Alden_Gonzalez
Rams are gonna own that sixth round.

Rich Hammond@Rich_Hammond
Joseph Noteboom, on working with Andrew Whitworth: “I know a lot about Whitworth. I’ve watched a lot of him. I’m excited. I’m going to take in everything he’s telling me. That’s the perfect guy to learn from.”

And yes, you probably guessed it, Joseph Noteboom played in the Les Snead Senior Bowl in January.

There are still a couple sixth-round picks the Rams don’t own, but I presume they’re working on that.

Ryan Kartje@Ryan_Kartje
“Yes. Finally, the NFC West champions get a pick in the draft,” @Rodger_Saffold tells the crowd after waking up just in time to reach the podium.

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Gary Klein@LATimesklein
Noteboom on Rams: “It’s fantastic just knowing all the pieces they’ve added, what a great young team it is. And Coach McVay. I think it’s the perfect spot.”

Rams looking to build depth behind Andrew Whitworth

Kristen Lago@kristennlago
“What a great, young team it is. I think it’s the perfect spot.” — Joseph Noteboom on being drafted by the #LaRams

“I think they have an explosive offense which we had at TCU. Just athleticism, coachability. Just do whatever they want me to do, help the offense out and try to score many points.”
— Noteboom on what he hopes to bring to Los Angeles

The newest #LaRams left tackle will get to learn under 12-year veteran Andrew Whitworth. Noteboom said he “knew a lot about Whitworth” from watching him on tape.

— “It’s perfect, I’ll learn from a Pro Bowler, a veteran,” Noteboom said.

Quick story on the Rams No. 89 overall pick — Joseph Noteboom. The left tackle closed out his college career with 40 straight starts and was an All-Big 12 Honorable Mention in 2017

“Joe is a lucky man. I don’t think any other lineman will be in a better situation.” — Rams general manager Les Snead

Alden Gonzalez@Alden_Gonzalez
The Rams have drafted 9 players since the start of 2017. 7 of them played in the Senior Bowl.

Flipper336 sez:

Great pick for the Rams. Needs a year to bulk and add strength but his feet are as good as any other OT in the draft.

Noteboom impressed me with his technique and quickness. Extremely fast set, solid foot spacing and base, + knee bend, not a waist bender/plays with a flat back, outstanding mirroring defenders. Lightning quick adjusting to a second or even third defender. Hands are fast with great placement but lack power. Not a mauler by any stretch but effective tracking second level targets.

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PaulButcher59 sez:

I thought he faired well In his one on ones against Marcus Davenport at the senior bowl. His good feet help him handle speed rushers amd will only get bigger and stronger. also love his durability starting in 40 straight games.

He also worked out at RT and C and did well so he brings some versatility to the table.

If he can be a solid starter in a year or two he is a steal late 3rd and it also doesn’t put the Rams in a position where they feel forced into selecting an OT high in next years 2019 draft.

The newest #LARams tackle @jnoteboom68 checking in! 🐏#RamsDraft pic.twitter.com/yixmUq89So

— Los Angeles Rams (@RamsNFL) April 28, 2018

Joe Curley@vcsjoecurley
Just wrapped a press conference with Snead and McVay. They expect Noteboom to provide depth at both left and right tackle — “That’s no problem for him,” Snead said — and have the chance to eventually succeed Andrew Whitworth at LT.

Noteboom steps in behind Andrew Whitworth, with Aaron Kromer as teacher.

Noteboom was a four-time Academic All-Big 12 selection. “He’s a very impressive person. We’re excited about Joe,” McVay said.

Notebook was a four-time Academic All-Big 12 selection. “He’s a very impressive person. We’re excited about Joe,” McVay said.

Snead said “bringing in a ‘let’s call it’ offensive lineman that we could develop for the future” was one of the scenarios they discussed entering the day. “When you wait until 87, there’s a lot of players (discussed).” Some were there. Some were gone.

Snead said Noteboom “won the combine” with his performance.

“You saw that athleticism obviously at TCU. When he goes to Mobile… it translated down there. When a guy goes to the Combine and does what he did, that does show me… there’s upside there. There’s skills in that body that can ascend.”

Snead on why the Rams traded down from 87 to 89 overall: “We had players on the board that we liked. We felt like Joe would fall based on the teams in front of us that we were going to move behind.”

Thurman Thomas@thurmanthomas
Noteboom… Smart and nasty.

Vincent Bonsignore@DailyNewsVinny
One other thing on #Rams pick of TCU OT Joseph Noteboom: there’s a ton of respect in their building for O-line coach Aaron Kromer, who I’m certain chimed in. Between input he provided and the confidence they have in him on the development side, I imagine the conviction was real