Eternal Ramnation wrote:

I expect a dramatic improvement from the offense, just having competent coaching on that side of the ball will have a huge impact through game planing and the ability to adjust to defenses
and opponents not knowing our own playbook better than GRob. The defense will depend on if Quinn can rebound to a higher level or if the decline continues. I’m thinking 8-8 but I do believe there is a losing culture that must be cut out which can always bring complications.

I’m hoping GRob will be moved to LG.

I expect another down year. Try and Britt probably will be gone, due to we can’t afford them. I can’t see us getting DeSean Jackson either. He’ll be too expensive as well. I can see Tavon and Brockers to take a mini cut to help the team out financially.

One thing we I do know is McVay is not the youngest Head Coach in Rams his. There was a guy named Papa Lewis who was 28 years old, back in the 30s when the Rams were in Cleveland by the way.

My wish Vance Joseph gets named Denver Broncos Head Coach, Josh McDaniels is named 49ers Head Coach, meaning, we are in good shape to get the Shanahans. Just praying for the Shanahans to tak3 over.

It would feel better if our Rams were there. It’s been a long time, I wonder how it would feel to be in the playoffs again.

If Shanahan goes to Denver, I’ll be depressed. There is no one that is as good as him out there to hire in my mind. McBVey I feel needs another couple of years. I would not trade picks for Sean Payton. If we lose out on the Shanahans, then it is a bad start for the new year for our Rams, meaning, real coaches don’t want to coach here. Jeff Fisher screwed the Rams organization for a long time.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 10 months ago by JackPMiller.

bnw wrote:

Get Payton as HC and tell GW to hit the road.

I don’t want Payton. I’m believing Payton wants to stay in New Orleans. His son has two years of High School left in the area as well.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 10 months ago by JackPMiller.

If the NFL really wants expansion, move the Chargers to Mexico. They basically would own the country, like the Blue Jays own Canada for the MLB and the Raptors own Canada for the NBA.

Agamemnon wrote:

http://www.csnphilly.com/philadelphia-eagles/2017-nfl-draft-top-5-wide-receivers

Here are the top five receiver prospects in college football:

1. Mike Williams, Clemson, redshirt junior (6-3/225)
Williams came back from a scary neck injury to show why he’s been so highly touted. So far this season Williams has 73 catches for 1,014 yards and seven touchdowns. But Williams is no one-year wonder. He had a monster sophomore season, posting a 57-1,030-6 line. His ball skills may be the best of anyone in the class. He’s the whole package.

2. JuJu Smith-Schuster, USC, junior (6-2/220)
I know, I know, a USC receiver. Smith-Schuster does have a lot going for him though with a great combination of size and speed. He’s had a bit of a down year (59 catches, 758 yards, eight TDs), but much of that has to do with the inconsistency at quarterback. With Cody Kessler at the helm, Smith-Schuster produced a stellar sophomore season (89 catches, 1,454 yards, 10 TDs).

3. John Ross, Washington, junior (5-11/190)
I slot Ross just below Smith-Schuster because of Ross’ size. But he’s legit. He’s pulled in 64 catches for 991 yards and 15 touchdowns. He’s also more than just a big-play threat. Ross is an excellent route runner and has shown the ability to get open against physical corners.

4. Corey Davis, Western Michigan, senior (6-3/213)
You want production? Davis has 309 career catches for 4,980 yards and 49 touchdowns. You want size and physicality? Davis has it at 6-foot-3 and 213 pounds. You want speed? Davis has averaged 16.1 yards per catch in his career. The only thing Davis doesn’t have is a big-school pedigree, though the Broncos are currently ranked No. 21. If he’s a second-round pick, he’s a steal.

5. Dede Westbrook, Oklahoma, senior (6-0/175)
The fact that Westbrook is No. 5 on this list is a pretty good indication of how deep this receiver class is. Westbrook is extremely explosive. On the season, the senior has caught 70 passes for 1,354 and 15 touchdowns. That’s almost 20 yards a catch, and that’s after starting the season off slow. He had 154 yards combined in his first three games with no touchdowns. He’s averaged 150 yards and almost two touchdowns a game in his last eight.

Those are first round picks.

Why not do a combo, sign a free agent LT, and draft a late round guy to groom for the LT position, we could draft Jordan Morgan of The Kutztown University. Just saying. You never can go wrong with going with a player from KU ya know. Plus, someone on this board graduated from there as well. Just saying.

Move GRob inside to Left Guard. Look for a Left Tackle in the draft to groom, Jordan Morgan OT The Kutztown University in the 5th round, and get a free agent LT, maybe a Will Beauty of the Giants. Have to resign Britt, I doubt it will not be cheap. Dump Tim Barnes and draft Pat Elflien C Ohio State in round 2, and Artivous Scott WR Clemson in round 3. I like DeShawn Hall DE Texas A&M in the 4th round.

For the NFL, they need for the Rams to get successful, before putting another team in LA.

nittany ram wrote:

Well, at a minimum the Rams have to resign TruJo. That’s job one.

Also need resign Britt and Legatron. Plus, we should start working on an extension for Aaron Donald. Donald will be in the last year of his rookie deal next season.

If somehow the Rams play in Philly next year, I’ll find a way to get to go to the game.

My issue with Sean Payton, how good idea coach is he, if he didn’t have Drew Brees?