i saw that. i was thinking to myself double his catches? that’d be 104 receptions on the season. and around 940 yards. shoot i’d settle for 70-80 catches. and some more downfield passes.

wv wrote:

InvaderRam wrote:

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if he can break out as a wide receiver, that’d be humongous.

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Best case Scenario, is that Goff turns out to be the real-deal,
and brings his accuracy and deep-ball-touch to the Pros,
and then ALL the Ram WR’s “break out”.

We’ll see.

I think Stedman would have been helped by a guy like Goff
the most, btw. Cause Stedman has great hands and fights
for the ball and runs decent routes. I just think he would
have really benefited from a super-accurate QB that threatens
the whole field.

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stedman. is there any news on him? i’m rooting for him to come back.

i often dream of a seattle-type scenario where goff is surrounded by a strong running game and a cohesive offensive line. and then he just throws these accurate darts around the field to all the different receivers.

i think it’ll be randolph too. not much to base it on. just a few youtube clips and reading about his background. looks athletic. he’s strong. seems to be a smart guy. just really bad circumstances. tennessee program was in shambles and some injury problems which he seems to have gotten over.

diggs was drafted in the fifth round last year. cooper in the fourth this year.

diggs apparently can play in the slot or out wide. i think cooper is more a slot receiver but can run out of the backfield some.

diggs had 720 yards in just 13 games last year. wasn’t even on the active roster the first three weeks. cooper should have plenty of opportunities to get playing time. i only see tavon and britt as being sure things on the receiving corps. just hope he can take advantage.

Agamemnon wrote:

Reynolds is a FA next year and Saffold has a cap hit of 6M+ next year, so maybe they are here or maybe not? They can keep the same group together, if they want. This group can be as large as the same 10 offensive linemen they had last year and they can keep all 10 for this year and the next 2 years.

that’s comforting to know.

and because of the contract situations i think i’d rather go brown and wichmann. even if they are just a little behind reynolds in individual ability. reynolds is a free agent next season. saffold can’t stay healthy. brown and wichmann are under contract through 2018.

more than any one lineman breaking out. they just gotta keep playing together as a unit.

in 2015. greg robinson’s first year as a full time starting left tackle. tim barnes’ first year as a full time starting center. havenstein’s first year as a full time starting right tackle. so it was good to have at least those three playing together for the entire season.

but guard was just a mess. i’m hoping wichmann can springboard off the end of the season and just grab one of the guard spots. and hopefully brown can grab the other spot and just let them play together as a unit.

also. is this the year quinn and donald dominate as a duo?

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zn wrote:

. One thing you can look at with Fisher is his record with backup QBs. I believe the league winning percentage is about .250. The Rams are 13-17 (.433) under him when starting backup QBs. Just as one example Jason Garrett is 1-13 (.072) when Romo doesn’t start.

it is interesting.

i mean how good would belichick be without brady? and let’s face it. they lucked out and picked him in the sixth. they had no idea how good he would be. he did do well with cassel as his qb that one year.

conversely. how good would fisher look if the rams absolutely nail it with the goff pick? fisher and mcnair were a pretty formidable duo.

mind you. i’m not trying to say fisher is as good as belichick. just that belichick has had the fortune of coaching a hall of fame qb for the bulk of his career.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 5 months ago by InvaderRam.

gaines is the reason i wasn’t too upset that jenkins left. i’m more worried about fs and mlb actually. although with the secondary i’ll never be too worried as long as fisher and williams are here. they always seem to be able to develop players there. in fact, if they can find a replacement for mcleod, i think they’ll actually be better there than they were last year.

and of course if ogletree can handle the middle and robert quinn can finally come back healthy, the defense as a whole should be better. although that’s three big questions i just posed.

and not just your own timing. the way i understood it is knowing at each step where your receivers are supposed to be. being in sync with the entire offense. and then when you get to the proper depth you have to be decisive and get that ball out or the timing is all screwed up.

at least that’s the way i understand it.

That’s because Rams’ owner Stan Kroenke’s $2.6 billion stadium and development project will become the most lavish stadium project in North American sports the day it opens.

mmm…. is it too late for the rams to move back to st. louis???

it’d be cooler if the rams actually got to a superbowl.

hahahaha!

ash williams?

the only thing about stuck out about forrest was that people said he played better than he tested.

also used to play basketball i think.

but to be honest i’ve barely seen goff play much less forrest.

his hands are still tiny.