Thanks zn.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 8 months ago by canadaram.
• This reply was modified 6 years, 8 months ago by canadaram.

Thanks zn, but I feel like I’m doing exactly that and the best I can get is the link appearing on the screen. I will not be deterred. I shall try again.

I haven’t watched the game yet, but I’m glad to read the positive reports about Demby and Noteboom. Depth on the oline will be important. I’m wondering if there is any chance that the Rams keep both Kelly and Davis and cut Malcolm Brown.

“He hates these cans.”

I’m also very interested to read about Sam Shields progress during camp.

zn wrote:

Let’s say that instead of trading for him this year, they signed him as a free agent next year. If they did, as with all FA signings, that issue wouldn’t even come up. Well. What’s the difference?

That’s a good way of putting it. I agree.

I’m happy about this. It’s interesting, at least it is interesting to me, that after seeing Watkins for one year the Rams wouldn’t give him that kind of money, but they will give it to Cooks before he plays a down for them. Again, I’m happy about this extension so this isn’t a criticism.

I’m not trying to read too much into lineups during OTAs, but if either Fox or Okoronkwo were available would Lawler still be lining up with the ones?

The news that Zuerlein is kicking again is my favourite news to come out of OTAs so far. I don’t have a second favourite.

Youngblood is perpetually 28 years old to me and I’m 12 years old every time I discuss him.

Knox was the coach when I became a fan of the Rams at 8 years old. As a result I’ve always viewed him through the eyes of a child, glorifying him and all the Rams teams of his era. Nothing but fond memories.

Whatever happened to that last reporter they had? Dani Whattshername?

If I’m a LB or a DB trying to make an NFL roster the Rams would be an attractive destination. Those positions are always a high priority for special teams. I’m sure that’s true for a lot of NFL teams, but the Rams really seem to make good use of these guys and Fassel is so good at what he does. Obviously, with the Rams being short on veteran LBs this year that would make the Rams an even better choice for that guys playing that position.

Rams sign UDFA, S, Ramon Richards out Oklahoma State.

Brugler on Richards:

RAMON RICHARDS | Oklahoma St. 5111 | 187 lbs. | SR

SUMMARY: A two-star recruit out of high school, Ramon Richards (ruh-MOAN) was a quarterback (1,630 yards passing, 26 total touchdowns) at Brackenridge, also earning all-district honors in basketball and qualifying for states in track. Recruited as an athlete, he held offers from Harvard and Yale, but committed to Oklahoma State, his lone power-five offer. Richards moved to the secondary in Stillwater and was pressed into action at cornerback, starting 23 games there his first three seasons. He moved to safety as a senior, which was basically an inside corner role vs. Big 12 spread teams. A light-footed athlete, Richards plays tight coverage and puts himself in position to contend throws. He is willing in run support, but his lack of size and strength could be a deal-breaker in the NFL. Overall, the “undersized, but scrappy” nickel corner is a football cliché, but the description fits Richards, who rarely missed opportunities to make plays in coverage or on special teams.
GRADE: Priority Free Agent