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  • Avatar photoInvaderRam
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    just a little more about bobby brown.

    6’4″ 321 pounds
    34.75″ arms
    10.5″ hands

    not only is this guy big. he’s long. extremely long. so just in terms of physical size he is big in every sense of the word. he’s even got big mitts for hands to hold off blockers and push them to the side.

    but then you got to the speed, agility, and explosion numbers.
    40 – 4.98s
    short shuttle – 4.63s
    3-cone – 7.65s
    vert – 33″
    broad – 9’5″

    there’s very few men who could put up the numbers brown put up at that size.

    Avatar photoInvaderRam
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    if they had drafted meinerz instead of tutu i’m happy.

    although i gotta say. i love that name tutu. my wish is that he put tutu on the back of his jersey. that would be cool as hell.

    but maybe the rams not picking an olineman is a good sign? maybe that’s an indication of where the oline talent is on this team… or maybe it’s indicative of a serious blindspot for this rams’ organization. my hope is it’s the former.

    but i like the jones pick. he’s not the fastest. but he’s explosive. and he seems to have the mental traits to be a leader. i think jordan fuller when i think jones. now this is just based on what i read. so take it for what it’s worth.

    i love the bobby brown iii pick. absolutely love it. he’s 20 years old. 20. he is a baby. a huge lumbering baby who -if he figures it out – can mature to be a hulk. but physically he has it all. and it looks like maybe he was starting to figure it out his last year at school. i am not even exaggerating when i say that. physically he’s about as good as it gets.

    robert rochell? again. physically he has it all. and i trust the rams when they pick defensive backs.

    jacob harris i’m intrigued by. just as a wr prospect. again. athletically this guy has the movement skills of a small cornerback. i mean a 6.51 3-cone!!! what!? that crazy. but he’s 6’5″ 220 pounds! he’s got good length. not great. and the explosion! explosive athlete. about as good as it gets. but what i’m really intrigued by is talk about him being moved to tight end. if he could gain 20 pounds. and not lose too much of his athleticism. i’m intrigued by what he could do. he has a soccer background. didn’t play football until his senior year in high school. and last year could not have been ideal for his development. so he’s raw. he’s also on the older side. he’s 24. but in the fourth round why not take a gamble?

    jake funk is also a pick i really liked. history in knee injuries. ok but he was picked in the seventh round. and akers is still the main running back. i think funk could be a decent backup.

    but bobby brown iii. what a pick. that pick made my day. that’s the guy i’ll be following as the new season approaches. so excited.

    in reply to: at 141, Jacob Harris TE #129542
    Avatar photoInvaderRam
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    ok. he will be in his age 24 season. physically this guy is off the charts.

    if he does play tight end do they ask him to add weight. but then his athleticism is sure to take a hit.

    i’m intrigued.

    in reply to: round 7, pick 233: Jake Funk RB #129541
    Avatar photoInvaderRam
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    jake funk. still only 23 despite struggling with injuries.

    his agility numbers are very good.

    short shuttle – 4.12s
    3-cone – 6.71s

    very good numbers for a running back and usually indicates success at that position.

    but the knee injuries. i think he makes an impact as a backup running back. but increase his reps and i don’t think you can rely on him.

    in reply to: at 141, Jacob Harris TE #129540
    Avatar photoInvaderRam
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    his agility numbers really stand out to me.

    but i think he’s up there in age. 24 or 25.

    in reply to: Rams 117: Bobby Brown #129517
    Avatar photoInvaderRam
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    His techniques and reaction times just aren’t there yet.

    and he’s only 20 years old. you’d expect those things to improve as he gets older.

    in reply to: Rams 117: Bobby Brown #129477
    Avatar photoInvaderRam
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    his size length and athleticism are all top notch.

    and i just read he doesn’t even turn 21 until august.

    i think this guy is a potential steal.

    • This reply was modified 3 years, 6 months ago by Avatar photoInvaderRam.
    in reply to: 2nd round: Rams select Tutu Atwell WR Louisville #129442
    Avatar photoInvaderRam
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    ok. i will say this. tutu atwell has one of the best football names in recent memory. i mean. damn. that’s a helluva name.

    in reply to: 2nd round: Rams select Tutu Atwell WR Louisville #129413
    Avatar photoInvaderRam
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    no comment.

    in reply to: 3rd round pick: Jones #129411
    Avatar photoInvaderRam
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    i like this pick.

    in reply to: Our reactions to round 1 #129319
    Avatar photoInvaderRam
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    lions pick sewell.

    in reply to: Stupid SF is on the clock #129318
    Avatar photoInvaderRam
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    lions got sewell to help protect goff. big honkin left tackle.

    in reply to: Stupid SF is on the clock #129313
    Avatar photoInvaderRam
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    The pick is in. Trey Lance. That is rolling the dice.

    but if they hit, it will be rams’ misery.

    in reply to: Aaron Rodgers does not want to return to the team #129309
    Avatar photoInvaderRam
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    I’m hearing @AaronRodgers12 to @Broncos is close to a done deal… still could fall thru but fingers crossed Crossed fingers

    as long as it’s not the niners.

    in reply to: the Rams & the draft #129275
    Avatar photoInvaderRam
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    i like the fact that he will have had 2 years to recover from his acl injury.

    in reply to: the Rams & the draft #129274
    Avatar photoInvaderRam
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    I would like to see the Rams get Walker Little. I would pick him at 57.

    i would be cool with that. rams need a future left tackle.

    in reply to: the Rams & the draft #129266
    Avatar photoInvaderRam
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    I think that Snead might trade some picks from next for a couple picks this year. We have all those extra comp picks next year and I am reading that people think the picks from next year’s draft are gold. So instead of trading up or back we use some 2022 picks.

    i have no idea what snead is thinking, but they only have so much time with stafford. unless he signs an extension or something. so why not just go for it now?

    in reply to: the Rams & the draft #129192
    Avatar photoInvaderRam
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    he’s currently projected as a second or third rounder although that’s almost certainly changing by the day.

    payton turner.

    has played multiple positions along the defensive line.

    6’5″ 270 lbs. 35″ arms 10 1/4″ hands.

    4.25s short shuttle
    6.98s 3-cone
    35″ vertical

    that’s who i’d like to see the rams pick in the second if he’s even available.

    in reply to: Daunte Wright & other recent incidents w/ the police #129145
    Avatar photoInvaderRam
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    And white folks posting, “I can breathe.”

    i can’t believe i’m actually going to defend mark davis a billionaire…

    but reading the explanation of why he tweeted that. i can understand it. he was echoing the words of george floyd’s brother philonise who apparently said, “we can all breathe again.”

    so i can understand why he said it and am not completely aghast. yes. he should know the history behind those words and at least admitted he understood why people would be offended when it was explained to him.

    but yeah. i agree. how many times has this happened and it wasn’t filmed?

    Avatar photoInvaderRam
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    “Once the world saw video evidence completely blowing up our fabrication, we did the honorable thing, and admitted it.”

    funniest thing i’ve read this year. haha!

    talk about embarrassing.

    more embarrassing that donald actually saved him from an even bigger ass kicking. he should be thanking him.

    Avatar photoInvaderRam
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    i think this is bullshit.

    sorry for my language. but i don’t believe it for one second.

    in reply to: Rams tweets… 3/31 thru 4/5 #128797
    Avatar photoInvaderRam
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    NFLPA continues to push hard for no in-person work this spring.
    Says NFLPA President J.C. Tretter: “The NFL doesn’t get to decide when the pandemic is over, or when we get to stop caring about COVID.”

    you know. not that i disagree with him. cuz i do. we still need to be careful. but i can’t help but wonder how many players will use that as an opportunity to travel and get together with friends and have just a good old wholesome time.

    in reply to: tweets (Rams) … 3/26 thru 3/29 #128760
    Avatar photoInvaderRam
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    Jourdan Rodrigue@JourdanRodrigue
    Like Snead mentioned a couple weeks ago, I’m pretty excited about a couple of those younger DL who were hidden on the practice squad last year. Eric Banks and Michael Hoecht in particular.

    jonah williams too.

    in reply to: Shanahan vs McVay by former Wash TE #128675
    Avatar photoInvaderRam
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    so maybe sean really needs to find a legit coordinator for the offense? not just in name. but also to have the autonomy to be able to be that?

    in reply to: continuing “the trade” talk (Goff, Stafford) #128630
    Avatar photoInvaderRam
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    i don’t know who’s fault it is. probably a combination of both.

    i do think mcvay could have made it work. but he didn’t want to.

    we’ll see if it works.

    in reply to: Isaiah Wilson #128619
    Avatar photoInvaderRam
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    geez. regardless i hope he finds what he’s been looking for. clearly something is bothering him.

    in reply to: continuing “the trade” talk (Goff, Stafford) #128617
    Avatar photoInvaderRam
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    The jury is out on whether McVay is right about any
    or all of that, but it does sound like the
    young-aggro coach didnt ‘handle’ his
    quarterback in a way that would bring out the best in Goff.

    McVay is no Dick Vermeil. Course DV needed Martz.

    would martz have handled it better?

    With a hired nutritionist, throwing coach and personal trainer outside of the Rams’ facility, Goff put in the work required of most starting NFL quarterbacks. But when compared to Wolford, who some refer to as Baby Brees, it fell short.

    Wolford arrived early during the week for practices — 6:30 a.m. — and stayed late, even when he was on the practice squad. “Just a different animal,” a league source said.

    “He’s addicted like McVay,” a team source said.

    The energy around the practice facility shifted when Wolford took over.

    that’s the only thing that disappointed me about goff. when they drafted him, those are the things i wanted to hear about goff. that he was addicted to football. oh well. i still like him.

    in reply to: Rams mock draft after Jackson signing – Jake Ellenbogen #128586
    Avatar photoInvaderRam
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    so i’m guessing the rams biggest needs at this moment are linebacker, oline, and dline?

    in reply to: Rams agree to deal with WR DeSean Jackson #128581
    Avatar photoInvaderRam
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    totally forgot about the jackson mcvay connection.

    in reply to: Rams agree to deal with WR DeSean Jackson #128571
    Avatar photoInvaderRam
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    desean in his prime was a pleasure to watch. i hope he can find some of that magic again.

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