Zooey wrote:

Yeah, he is not Lawrence Phillips or Pacman Jones. Strikes me as more of a Terrell Owens, but with anger outbursts instead of big ego outbursts.

kinda reminds me of turley. he’ll be fine and then all of a sudden he’ll grab an opponent’s helmet and throw it across the field.

joemad wrote:

the next Deon Sanders for a 2nd in 2019 and a 4th in 2018.

shoot. i hope he can get it turned around cuz you’re right. sounds like he’s got all the potential in the world.

nittany ram wrote:

This is concerning…

Peters played his position well last season but suddenly developed a distaste for physical contact, as if he was playing not to get hurt. Some of his actions in his efforts to avoid contact bordered on the comical.

Sounds like Peters could be a challenge for McVay and Phillips.

But if it works out, the Rams have perhaps the best cover corner in football locked up for two years at a bargain price.

i also read somewhere. and i can’t remember where i read it. that peters did turn that part of his game around in the second half of last season.

zn wrote:

Looks like, at this stage, they could take a corner at 23 for a fraction of what it would cost to pay Tru and still have a very good, even top secondary.

i would be on board with that. they could field one of the best secondaries in the league.

maybe ebukam as a pass rusher.

i don’t know, but i feel like they’re close to fielding a very very possibly great defense. just a couple more pieces.

rodman on the bulls.

sometimes chemistry is everything.

good move, snead. now lock up tru and joyner.

this might get not too many likes but what i would do at this point.

i’d try to get joyner re-signed.

i’d still try to get tru signed.

i’d let watkins go.

i’d draft the best damn player with the first. hopefully, it’s a pass rusher. or vea.

that right there is the makings of an elite defense.

Agamemnon wrote:

I reserve the top pick for talent. We didn’t need Donald when we took him. 3 or 4 years from now talent will matter more than position. imo

exactly. i don’t even see left tackle as particularly strong this year from what i’ve read. i think it was on a downtown rams podcast where they were speculating that left tackles would get overdrafted due to the lack of talent there.

get best player available. i’d even get vea if he was available. he’s got star written all over him.

of course i say all this without having watched ANY of these guys play so…. hehehe…

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Hram wrote:

He showed really strong hands on those slants for TD when the Rams were close to the goal line. If he will sign for 12-15, then Rams will have locked in a very good young wide receiver group for the next4-5 years.

it’s a gamble. he’s inconsistent at best right now. so you’re paying for potential. is he really worth 12-15 based on his past production?

i like him. i like the potential. at this point i’d rather spend it on other positions. but i won’t be totally disappointed if they re-sign him.

ehhh… i’d rather have a superbowl.

i mean i should be happy with how the season turned out. more than could be expected. still. that first round loss was so disappointing.

well deserved. now hopefully the rams get him signed to a contract extension.

i’m only on board if they can sign him at a reasonable rate. but personally i’d rather see them make this defense great.

i’m a little concerned. i was hoping to at least keep lafleur for one more year.

also. if you look at brees’ stats after that year, he actually took a couple steps back before becoming a truly elite qb.

i wouldn’t be surprised to see goff take a couple steps back before he truly establishes himself. especially as mcvay puts more responsibility on him going forward.

we’ll see.

zn wrote:

“He has to keep studying and keep it going. But it’s only going to get him better,” said wide receiver Robert Woods. “For him to start off like that, with McVay and this new offense, and deliver as he did, I think it’s just a great start for his future.”

zn wrote:

“Really just kind of understanding the intent of the play calls – where he can almost kind of predict some of the calls that are coming in based on the situation that he’s got so much ownership on,” McVay said. “Here’s our priority third down calls in this area, red zone, some of our priority first and second down calls.

“In a lot of instances, he’d probably be able to tell you guys that before the play has come in, he’s able to kind of predict that because we are so much on the same page, and I think that’s only going to continue to grow as we get more experienced together with our coaches and with Jared.”

zn wrote:

He does some other things, but the word was they do the same things over and over but from different looks, ATL saw this and adjusted so they didn’t see a new formation or motion and expect a different route concept and they had our guys covered. Credit to the defense.

zn wrote:

Goff goes into 2018 able to focus on the nuances of his mechanics and his offense- not learning the basics of them. That’s a big difference for him.

goff needs to keep pushing himself. mcvay will keep pushing him and he’ll expand the offense.

should be interesting to watch.

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they need to focus on defense this offseason. i question tagging watkins.

not sure if they actually have or not but his career production suggests they shouldn’t be doing that.

i’d try to sign him for a couple years for a lot less money.

let him walk if he doesn’t like it. spend all my cap space on trying to bring back my defensive players who actually have performed.