i think higbee can be a good blocker. reports say he has the desire. the want to. just doesn’t have the technique down. but that can be learned.

if he can stay healthy and focused. which i think are two very big question marks. BIG question marks. he’s got a chance to be what this offense needs.

i’d like them to stay in the coliseum. wonderful stadium. just touch it up a little bit, and they’d be fine.

also. get spruce some action in the first half next week. he deserves it. see what he can do against better competition.

and please give goff a whole half worth of reps next time please.

i am also curious to see randolph play tomorrow. my favorite undrafted free agent this year. i’ve seen him in various video clips, and he makes brief appearances in hard knocks. he’s #43. but i haven’t read anything as far as his performance so far in training camp.

as long as they keep the horns i’m ok.

mess with the horns, and i might get seriously upset.

tyler higbee too. wanna see what all the fuss is about. goff and higbee especially should be getting a lot of playing time i would think. hopefully coop too.

sweet. does that mean i’ll have more time to watch an nfl played by robots?

• This reply was modified 10 years ago by InvaderRam.
• This reply was modified 10 years ago by InvaderRam.

joemad wrote:

InvaderRam wrote:

ok. i watched hard knocks. first time i’ve ever watched it, but i couldn’t help myself.

the best thing i liked about this episode. watching how annoyed donald would get with sims when they were playing ping pong. i don’t know how real the scenes are that are being filmed, but he looked seriously annoyed.

gotta love that competitiveness.

Donald’s athletic skills amazed me. His Odel Beckham one handed catches and footwork on those catches were great.

I think he could beat Forest Gump in ping pong.

they should use him in the redzone.

His final season at Cal saw him grade higher than both Jameis Winston’s final season at Florida State and Marcus Mariota’s final season at Oregon, and both of those players finished their NFL rookie seasons with an overall positive grade.

that’s certainly very encouraging. although i would say that winston did not play very well his last season. i believe he played much better the previous season.

i think there’s good depth at oline this year. a lot of rookies got some valuable experience last year. i’m thinking they have a breakout this year as long as the rams can keep a good balance and not force the running game to do too much.

good news on goff. the one thing we don’t know is how he’d do with the first team against the first team defense but good news.

heard on the la times report that goff has played some with the first team but not with the public. wonder how that went.

i kinda feel the same way. goff in particular needs stability more than anything. changing just for the sake of change is not going to help this offense.

and i like the direction this team is going. i don’t think it’s as easy as just looking at the record and chalking it up as a failure.

on higbee his main problems are staying out of trouble and staying healthy.

and i think the staying healthy problem could be a big one. he was always getting nicked up in college.

also the defense lost laurinaitis, long, and mcleod. but i’m wondering if the defense could be better than last year. biggest question mark for me is replacing mcleod, but i don’t think they miss laurinaitis or long.

i am eager to see alexander at fs. i think he’d easily be the most gifted free safety the rams have had in a long time.

and if it’s true that they have offered tavon a new contract i hope he signs it soon.

sounds like grob is making progress. sounds like goff has improved on his first day of practice. good stuff.

i’ve noticed that they’ve started going more blue and white with a lot of their logos and stuff. i like it. never was a fan of the blue and gold. preferred blue and yellow. but i think i could dig the blue and white.