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HramParticipantHe’s definitely looking forward to learning some stuff and being picked up as a starter for another team next year. He hopes.
HramParticipantThat would be pretty sweet if it is even close to true
HramParticipantfunny that one of the biggest questions surrounding goff was his ability to play under center.
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To be honest? I don’t think anyone questioned his ability to do that. I think the only point made was that mastering the art of dropping back while making post-snap reads was just one more thing he had to learn to do. I don’t think any qb has ever failed because they could not master playing under center. The issue is more, how much does he have to learn and therefore how much more does he have to do to play the pro game and THEREFORE how much longer does it take for college qbs who haven’t done it. It’s a time factor, not a “can he or can’t he” factor.I dunno zn. I seem to recall reading on several occasions that QBs who don’t go under center at college struggle with that at the NFL level and some just never get comfortable with it. I also seem to recall a few articles stating it specifically in reference to Goff.
Perhaps my memory is faulty.
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HramParticipantI think it is possible that they keep only eight OL and put two or three on the practice squad. I also think it is likely they keep five cornerbacks as they have that many good ones. Could keep five outside linebackers if one or two are versatile enough to play a good bit inside if necessary.
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HramParticipantWill Jared Goff’s performance as ‘young Bill’ in the upcoming film, “Bill and Ted 3” outshine his performance on the field?
Does the sun set in the east?
Only when you watch it with mermaids
May 30, 2019 at 3:28 pm in reply to: I think this is a big deal: new DL coach (Henderson) & the hands on approach #101796
HramParticipantDonald is going to get better?!?!
May 12, 2019 at 8:44 am in reply to: What does Xavien Howard’s contract mean for Marcus Peters? #101269
HramParticipantProbably too expensive to keep. My prediction is they take the comp pick.
And trade a second or third round pick for a CB on their rookie contract.
And likely draft another one in the first three round next year.
HramParticipantIf we are lucky he will have had a son that is a ballplayer and may soon be dropped eligible
HramParticipantI wonder if Talib and the RAMS would entertain a move to FS after this year.
HramParticipantI am in total agreement with your draft philosophy
HramParticipantShort shuttle and 3 cone times for DBs (and WRs). Love it!
April 27, 2019 at 8:54 am in reply to: All of that wheeling and dealing for an extremely slow, undersized safety? #100473
HramParticipantI like both DB selections.
They moved up for the RB to have their pick before they started coming off the board, so they must think his upside is great. Certainly superb in yards after contact which is impressive.
The tackle they picked is shorter, but has good feet and long arms and a heavy punch. Could make a good guard and potentially RT or swing backup tackle.
April 26, 2019 at 11:13 pm in reply to: All of that wheeling and dealing for an extremely slow, undersized safety? #100411
HramParticipantCouple things on the net say he ran hurt on the 4.79 and has run faster previously.
HramParticipantReceived good value for it imo.
HramParticipantThat is a low price tag. Rams must really think little of his potential to let him go for that much.
April 3, 2019 at 6:55 pm in reply to: 2019 NFL draft big Boards & Mocks & other all-purpose draft stuff #99630
HramParticipantI think it is 50-50 that they trade down. With this front office, I trust whatever they end up doing. 🙂
HramParticipantOne good guard and, imo, another developmental tackle who can start out as a backup tackle/guard.
HramParticipantI believe arm length and functional strength (as well as smarts and nimble feet) are more important than height and weight, particularly at center.
The rams are taking risk at their oline imo, more than any other position group. I’m sure they have a plan to promote from within, draft and pickup folks late in free agency.
HramParticipantOnly 1 million for quarterback of the Bortles caliber is an absolute steal Imo.
HramParticipantI think Mathews played both inside and outside last year.
HramParticipantIf Mathews and Weddle have anything left, this could be a fun defense.
I think the Rams got to be out of money after this one.
Need probably one more cheap dline and one more cheap backup oline. I think. That’s about it. Plus draft some backups/groom for future years guys in the draft.
HramParticipantGiven the probable price tag, I’d say it would be a great deal. I believe he would be a significant upgrade from Mannion and when he departs in a year (likely imo), Rams could earn a comp pick.
HramParticipantMight actually be the opposite. Plus they could flip roles to disguise coverages.
HramParticipantHe would be a pretty large gap filler on fourth and one!
HramParticipantI figured they would keep him regardless but for sure if Whit had retired.
Very resilient fellow. Glad he got to go to the Super Bowl with us.
They had to a figured that Fowler had more positional value. Plus, they obviously know what they have on their practice squad. Plus I think they draft to offense of lineman one early ( first three rounds ) and one late
HramParticipant$14 million, I consider that a bit high, but it is just one year.
I’m looking at Michael Brockers to be traded or cut. Me thinks the reason Brockers has not been cut, is the Rams may have some trades to evaluate. Just a thought.
Could happen, but we only have 5 defensive linemen. I am probably more for keeping Brockers than most.
I agree with you as he can play nose.
HramParticipantRams are a FA destination!
Good move on their part
HramParticipantThe next one we are waiting on is Michael Brockers to be cut.
I think they will keep Brockers. He can play nose or DE.
HramParticipantSign fowler if the price is competitive .
Let Suh walk and sign brockers and put them in those tackle.
Sign Fowler or some other edge rusher .
Keep peters this year and let him walk after.
Extend talib with the intent he moves to safety when it becomes appropriate.
Sign shields with the believe that his second and third your back will be even better than this first. Probably sign hill as the third or fourth quarter back depending on price.
HramParticipantI think it takes all three main WRs to make the offense hum. With all three, who are somewhat but not completely interchangeable, they can do enough to maximize the gifts and diminish the shortcomings of each.
Johnson, in this offense with the current players, is a decent #4 and okay(ish) #3. Better than I feared he might be at the beginning of the year, but if he was going to be “good”, I think we would have seen more by now. Paired with a true #1 WR or in a different offense he might be better.
Cooks, woods and Kupp are a great threesome imo, they just all three need to stay healthy. If one goes down they need two TEs who can play and then go heavy to maximize their chance to win.
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