just scratching the surface. yeah. and i don’t think he was fully himself physically in 2015. should be at full strength in 2016. and hopefully the oline gets better.

i think that’d be a mistake. unless they’re trying to trade him but even then i’m wondering if what they got in return would be worth it. i think a healthy tre is starting quality.

i am excited about todd though. he’s gonna get a full pro offseason in. i just hope he doesn’t get distracted cuz it sounds like the gurley hype train is in full gear now that he’s in los angeles.

it’s a good way to blow out your knee. he’s gotta tone that down.

if the d line could produce something like the fearsome foursome or the warner brothers that’d be something special. they got a long way to go but i’m hopeful. i don’t think they’ve even reached their potential yet, but i think the talent is there.

i like snead. he’s young too. question is. like winnbrad says. can he find a qb?

but this regime. it seems like their strengths are finding dlinemen, dbacks, running backs, and oline.

i’m waving my rgiii flag here i know. but i think this locker room poison talk. this arrogance. i think it’s all overblown. the media taking some harmless stories and running with it.

he was benched all of last year, and i don’t remember any rumblings coming from his camp. and now this story says he spent time after practice working on his skills. i don’t get the sense of any kind of attitude problem. i just think he needs a new start. with a coaching staff committed to developing him.

i see an alex smith type career trajectory for him. a mobile quarterback coming from a spread offense who struggled early on with injuries and learning a new offense. alex smith struggled for 4 years. way more than rgiii did i might add. didn’t find any kind of proper footing until his 5th year at the age of 25 after he missed his entire fourth season in 2008. didn’t really take off until his age 27 season.

rgiii? missed his entire fourth season due to being benched and is now entering his fifth season at the age of 26. and let me say again. i don’t think rgiii struggled half as much as alex smith did. again. find a coaching staff that’s committed to him, and i think you will see real progress from him.

yeah. lawrence phillips. i hope he gets it together and doesn’t end up like larry or ryan leaf. but i hope it’s far far away from the rams.

i like this hunter henry kid. great blocker but also underrated as a pass catcher. perfect fit for this offense.

he does in fact pass the hands test. 9 7/8″.

ideally i’d spend the first two picks on wr and de. then i’d seriously think about taking dak with that second second round pick or third rounder.

well they’re both sec guys which gives them a leg up as far as snead is concerned.

the thing that appeals to me about prescott is his running ability. the rams are not going to be a big passing team under fisher so it’s vital that they make the running game as dynamic as possible. prescott in combination with gurley and austin would give defenses the types of problems that seattle would give teams.

but i also like what i read about prescott’s mental makeup. seems like a high character guy and a natural leader. he’s tough and smart, and i bet it makes up for whatever deficiencies he might have as a passer. i also am betting that he hasn’t come close to reaching his potential as a passer. i see a tebow type athlete but with better passing skills. i think he’d work in this type of offense. in another offense maybe not but i think he’d be maximized under fisher.

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without really looking at the numbers my gut instinct is the fisher/snead regime has done alright. with some absolute slam dunks in there. that could also go up depending on how the next several years go as i feel it’s a little premature to judge some of the picks.

wv wrote:

InvaderRam wrote:

… shoot. had quinn simply stayed healthy and foles merely been mediocre my guess is the rams would have made the playoffs and the rams still would have moved to los angeles.

Yes. Thank-you for noticing that Q
is a critical piece on the chess board.
Q is, like, the Queen. Or somethin.

As big a wrecking ball as A.Donald was,
think how effective he could have been
had a healthy Q been on the edge.

When/if healthy that duo
could be one of the greatest
duos in NFL history. Think
about it.

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ogletree too. i wonder about tree’s commitment but if he maxes out his potential and quinn can get healthy. yeah. that d could accomplish some things.

nittany ram wrote:

InvaderRam wrote:

pan haus. that sounds delicious.

i love beef liver pate. are they pretty similar?

No not really. I can’t think of anything that’s similar to tell you the truth. I love pan haus but I was brought up eating it. I’m Pa Dutch (but not Amish) on my father’s side and my grandmother made all that German stuff. Most people I know don’t care for it.

Speaking of liver pate, I like liverwurst a lot, especially braunschweiger. It’s really good on bread with a spicy mustard.

shoot. i gotta make myself a sandwich tonight.

pan haus. that sounds delicious.

i love beef liver pate. are they pretty similar?

the thing that intrigues me about miller is you could use him on running plays. very successful as a running qb. if they can’t have a dominant passing game i’d like them to add in as much deception as they can.