zn wrote:

Pretty obvious his $$ market hasn’t been to his liking

well that would go against what other reporters are saying.

if that’s the case i’d offer one year and the chance to win a ring.

but the most important thing is getting donald signed to an extension. stop messing around already.

On with @Midday180, @Schultz_Report say indications from @NdamukongSuh are he will choose between #Saints, #Titans, #Rams and #Seahawks. All about chance to win, not money which is why he didn't talk money in New Orleans or Nashville.

— Paul Kuharsky (@PaulKuharskyNFL) March 19, 2018

good discussions over at the herd.

i agree with the people who say the only way this works is if he plays defensive end. and i think brockers goes back to nose.

but who even knows if suh can play the 5 technique? i’d bet he can. he’s superior athletically. has enough length. and is a sharp dude.

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brockers not being a fit at nose tackle. i think there’s something to that as well.

i don’t know. i really don’t. did wade put him at end because he wasn’t a fit at nose or because he really needed him at end? regardless you have three guys who can play at multiple positions on the line and two who are elite level talents.

i gotta think wade gave an ok. and during the meeting coaches will go over scheme to see if it’s a match or if suh is even willing to do what would be asked of him.

and as far as money. maybe they cut barron. if they did then i think drafting a guy like evans would be vital.

been thinking about it and at first i wasn’t sure if he’d be a fit.

but looking at his athletic traits. he’s explosive. he’s strong. he’s got some speed. i don’t know why you couldn’t put him at defensive end and put brockers back at nose tackle. wade always talks about creating one on one matchups for your best players. all three dlinemen in this instance would command double teams. someone would be getting freed up. i don’t know why this wouldn’t work.

https://www.profootballfocus.com/news/pro-ndamukong-suh-a-scheme-diverse-3-down-disruptor

pro football focus ranks him number 5 among all dlinemen with a 91.0 grade. it’s the second best grade of his career. they talk about the fact that he’s become equally adept at both the run and pass and can play in multiple schemes.

not only that but he’s played defensive end for miami some.

Ndamukong Suh at defensive end? “That’s too bad for the QB”

there’s also this article explaining how he’d fit.

Analyzing how Ndamukong Suh would fit in the Rams' 3-4 defense

i think wade would find a way to make it work. i don’t think the rams would bring him in unless wade said he could make it work. just depends on if suh would want to do the things wade would ask of him. maybe that’s why there’s a visit scheduled. to see if there’s a match.

so basically the rams really need todd gurley to stay healthy.

goff, gurley, and whitworth.

probably just speculation but at the end of the show, curley talks about a possible move for rob gronkowski and explains his rationale. probably just daydreaming, but he chuckles almost as if he knows something…

probably nothing.

i don’t know if he’s so much willing to as much as he’s having to use tavon in this offense.

i still wouldn’t be surprised to see tavon not get many touches. especially if josh reynolds develops and if the rams get another tight end. which i think they’re certain to do via free agency or the draft.

maybe he still gets cut or can the rams not do this at this point given they restructured his contract?

nittany ram wrote:

Herzog wrote:

I’m a little nervous about replacing 3 of our 4 linebackers. I don’t recall any team ever doing that before.

It makes me nervous too, but apparently inside LBs are not as difficult to replace in Wade’s defense, provided you find the right type.

well if barwin comes back, it’ll only be 2….

but he’s probably the one you would want to replace.

zn wrote:

It’s a beautiful journey.

yeah. it’s sure to be a helluva ride.

i bet they draft kolton miller.

zn wrote:

There is real excitement and anticipation for Samson Ebukam as one of the starting OLB’s.

i really like him. i think he could be real good. but i still want to see them have a top notch pass rushing threat opposite him.

Agamemnon wrote:

$5M/yr for Coleman doesn’t seem like alot when you see these rankings.

you know. you’re right.

still the rams need a pass rush for all this to work.

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• This reply was modified 8 years ago by InvaderRam.

zn wrote:

J.B. Long@JB_Long
Rams didn’t “waste” anything on No.12. They paid him a pittance, were right about his health, got 8 TDs & 11 wins, West title, and led NFL in scoring.

Likely swap a great 2017 2nd for a decent 2019 comp. Learned more about him, themselves, and didn’t sell the farm. No regrets.

mmm. dunno. that second round pick coulda been used on a pass rusher. or an offensive lineman…

it sucks at least a little.