Don’t be shocked if the Chargers draft Goff. They own the third pick. Cleveland will take Paxson Lynch at 2, barring the Titans don’t trade the first pick.

The problem we have, is it is not a strong QB class. Paxson Lynch and Jared Goff will be gone before we pick. The rest of the QBs, like Connor Cook, have flaws. With Cook, I saw issues with decision making. He’ll be OK, but in a backup role. I like the late round, 6th to 7th round guys better than the guys after Lynch and Goff. Kevin Hogan of Stanford, Trevone Boykin of TCU, Jeff Driskel of Louisiana Tech, and Marquise Williams of UNC come to mind, over Conner Cook, Cardale Jones, Dak Prescott, and Christian Hackenberg.

I like Myles Jack. We need some OLBers. Right now, Mark Barron is playing one of the OLB spots, of course he is being called Weak Safety. Jack and Olgetree would be a great duo as OLBers.

I hope Fish pounds in how the Vikings embarrassed us at home lastyear. If the Rams players want to believe, they need to win this game big time.

Agamemnon wrote:

The way this years draft lays out. I am going best CB, best DE, TE, then WR, in that order. I might take two if good ones are available. I won’t pass on Cook, if he is there. It is early, but right now that looks like it maximizes the talent and it is independent of whoever I can sign as FAs. ps, I am cutting Cook.

I’d consider OLB, if we are at 20. If Myles Jack is healthy, and can pass test, Jack and Olgetree as OLBs could be a nightmare too teams, and at 20, a perfect fit. I feel we will be OK at CB. I predict we sign either Jenkins or Johnson, and play them along side with EJ Gaines. In round 2, which we will have two 2nd rounders.

As of now, based on how I see it for the first 4 rounds,
1. pick 20 – Myles Jack OLB UCLA – slides due to injury, and other team needs.
2a. pick 39 – OJ Howard TE Alabama
2b. pick 42 – Jonathan Bullard DE Florida
3. pick 64 – Pat Elflein OG Ohio State
4. pick 86 – Ricky Seals-Jones WR Texas A&M

• This reply was modified 9 years, 1 month ago by JackPMiller.

I feel OLB could be top need. If we are drafting at 20, I would not Myles Jack OLB UCLA. Of course that is if he pass medical test and such. Jack at one OLB spot, and Olgetree at the other could be scary. I know I wrote about I like Lagoun Treadwell WR Ole Miss, I predict he will be gone in the top 10. There are nice quality WR’s later in the draft.

I accidentally , forgot to right in offsides, but we need our lines to play with more discipline.

I have it, Rams 23-Browns 10

If he does go, Darrell Bevel OC of the Seattle Seahawks would be on top of my list as new Rams Head Coach, but the 2nd and 3rd options I have which I would not mind either Ken Norton Jr. DC of the Oakland Raiders, and Ray Horton co-DC of the Tennessee Titans.

The bye week is tough, so I am going to say the bye week wins, 27-17. LOL

zn wrote:

But the defense did not struggle against Pittsburgh, the offense did. And then of course the following week the offense contributed to defeating Arizona in Arizona. It is clear that the Rams offense stumbled against Washington and the Steelers, so the question then becomes whether the Arizona game was another “rise up against the strong” type Rams victory we have seen before with an inconsistent team, or if it represented an actual step forward.

Roethlisberger was seen as having a banner year, but after early scores by the Steelers, the Rams defense rose to the occasion and took the game to them.

I look at this Steelers team, even with Big Ben as a bad football team. The Steelers D lost some big leaders, and Dick LeBeau. The Steelers in my mind have a not so good OLine, which has Kelvin Beachum as the starting LT. Should have destroyed the Steelers. We are much better than Pittsburgh. That is how I feel. If we could not beat Pittsburgh at home, we have no shot at beating the Packers in Green Bay.

• This reply was modified 9 years, 2 months ago by JackPMiller.

We are playing Aaron Rodgers in Green Bay. If we struggled against Pittsburgh at home, then we will truly have issues against the Pack in their place.

Packers 36-Rams 13