tweets … 6/24 thru 6/26

Cameron DaSilva@camdasilva
The Rams haven’t announced their training camp schedule yet. The last two years, they revealed it on 6/22, so news should be coming soon

Jameis Winston and Marcus Mariota are the only two first-round QBs in the current CBA era to play out a fifth-year option. @AlbertBreer looks at how they got here, and why 2019 will be a pivotal season for the 2015 one-two picks, in the MMQB:https://t.co/irhZ5t3dz7 pic.twitter.com/Y3AZoJJx4K

— The MMQB (@theMMQB) June 24, 2019

Who's got ice in their veins? pic.twitter.com/cp6cSLtoED

— SNF on NBC (@SNFonNBC) June 24, 2019

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Downtown Rams [DTR]@DowntownRams
We’ll take Jared Goff…

You know, the quarterback that led his team to a go-ahead touchdown in under two minutes in the best regular season game last season and led his team down the field in the NFC Championship game on the road.

Yes, that Jared Goff.

Bruce Irvin: Panthers D front reminds me of 2013 Seattle Seahawkshttps://t.co/qIP1iqQ2Kv pic.twitter.com/MUCxlbxDmL

— Around The NFL (@AroundTheNFL) June 25, 2019

Vincent Bonsignore@VinnyBonsignore
the #Rams are poised to become L.A.’s next big thing. The question is, will it be enough to significantly expand a fan base that one recent study ranked at the bottom of the #NFL. What do you think, Rams fans?

But still, the #Rams aren’t anywhere near where they hope to be, should be and can be. Obviously moving twice within 21 years and piling up a bunch of consecutive non-winning seasons just before the second move doesn’t help.

There’s really nowhere to go but up. I think they’ve made great strides the last two years. And getting into their new stadium will help. Still, getting new fans on board, invested, engaged and committed is challenging. And it takes time.

from Ranking the 2019 NFL Wide Receivers
https://newarena.com/nfl/ranking-the-2019-nfl-wide-receivers/?ll=2&amxt=1pg_mob_3&utm_campaign=fb_cw_NFL_32WRs_inf&utm_source=fb_ae&utm_medium=football_pro&utm_term=adset&fbclid=IwAR3OL7hwMf_PoCmLqJ6TeQ5gwoP8SutiUmWBwLgSVUebDiPsTI6vpmdeelA

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18. Cooper Kupp — Los Angeles Rams
Many believe that Kupp’s knee injury was a big reason for why the Rams lost the Super Bowl a season ago. The Eastern Washington product has tremendous hands, and also has an uncanny ability to pick up first downs when needed. Kupp has the talent of a No. 2 receiver — though the pecking order in Los Angeles has him registered as the league’s top No. 3 option.

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15. Brandin Cooks — Los Angeles Rams

Cooks was an integral member of last year’s explosive Rams’ offense. He’s utilized in a number of ways — whether in the slot, on the perimeter, on jet sweeps, or even on bubble screens. This sort of versatility is accentuated by Cooks’ lightning-quick agility. Barring injury, he’s a lock to rack up another 1,000-yard year.