walter football Rams visits

In case a list of draft prospect visits with the Rams has not published here, I pulled it from Walter Football and pasted it below. This was the only site that had an orderly list of draft prospects who visited NFL teams.

I don’t know if this list is complete or accurate, but it more or less matches what I saw on Turf Show Times, though this was much more user-friendly to cut and paste. I assume too that the Rams will draft about half of their new players from this list.
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This is a compilation of draft prospect visits sorted by prospect. The data was acquired via Charlie Campbell (@draftcampbell) and other media sources.

SR – Senior Bowl meeting.
EW – East-West Shrine meeting.
COM – Combine meeting.
INT – Interested.
VINT – Very Interested.
PRO – Pro Day or campus meeting/workout.
LOC – Local visit. Prospect making a local visit.
PRI – Private visit. Prospect making an official 30 visit.
WOR – Private Workout. Members of an organization working out a player in private.
STM – Some Type of Meeting.
% – indicates more than one meeting at an event.
^ – has met with team at more than one event.
# – indicates meeting set up outside of the 2018 Senior Bowl or the 2018 East-West Shrine Game

Los Angeles Rams
• Tony Adams^, C, N.C. State (PRO, WOR)
• Dejon Allen, G, Hawaii (PRI)
• Dorance Armstrong Jr., DE/3-4OLB/OLB, Kansas (PRI)
• Jerome Baker, OLB, Ohio State (PRI)
• Matt Boesen, ILB, TCU (LOC)
• Alex Cappa, OT, Humboldt State (PRI)
• Tyrell Crosby^, OT, Oregon (PRI, COM)
• Dane Cruikshank, CB, Arizona (PRI)
• James Daniels, C, Iowa (PRI)
• Jamil Demby, OT, Maine (PRI)
• Kylie Fitts, DE/3-4OLB, Utah (PRI)
• Mike Ford, CB, Southeast Missouri State (PRO)
• Daurice Fountain, WR, Northern Iowa (PRI)
• Nick Gates, OT, Nebraska (PRO)
• Trayvon Henderson, S, Hawaii (PRO)
• Josey Jewell, OLB/ILB, Iowa (PRI)
• Micah Kiser, ILB, Virginia (PRI)
• Justin Lawler, DE/3-4OLB, SMU (PRI)
• Cole Madison, OT, Washington State (PRI)
• Jacob Martin, DE, Temple (PRI)
• Quenton Meeks, CB, Stanford (PRO)
• D.J. Myers, WR, Midwestern State (WOR)
• Ryan Nall, FB, Oregon State (COM)
• Ogbonnia Okoronkwo, 3-4OLB/OLB, Oklahoma (PRI)
• Joe Ostman, DE, Central Michigan (PRI)
• Rashaad Penny, RB, San Diego State (PRI)
• Dante Pettis, WR, Washington (PRO)
• Justin Reid, S, Stanford (PRO)
• Tremon Smith, CB, Central Arkansas (PRI)
• Chandon Sullivan, CB, Georgia State (PRO)
• Vita Vea, DT/3-4DE/NT, Washington (PRO)
• Akrum Wadley, RB, Iowa (PRI)
• Kenny Young, ILB, UCLA (PRI)

Green Bay Packers picks since 2012

2012: none

2013: none

2014: DT Khryi Thornton: Never played for GB, was waived in Sep 2015, signed by Detroit and played 23 games with 6 starts. Currently without a team and under 10 game suspension for PEDs.

2014: TE Richard Rodgers. 63 games played with 24 starts. Signed with Philadelphia a few weeks ago.

2015: WR Ty Montgomery. 29 games played, 14 starts, most or all of them at running back.

2016: LB Kyle Fackrell. 29 games played with 2 starts.

2017: DT Montravious Adams. 7 games played, zero starts.

Green Bay Packers: One out of five, Rodgers, although the Pack was always looking for someone more consistent and talented. I did not count Montgomery because he was thrust into a starting role due to emergency at a different position than he was drafted.

Bless you JPP. Not many people are going to put together a WNBA mock draft!

Too bad, I thought he was a very good pick up and a really good fit in Wade’s defense.

zn, thanks for posting the college visits list, I was looking for that.

I see only one likely first round pick on that list; Vita Vea. I know the list is incomplete right now, but only one? That’s odd. I would think the team wants to have a private visit with the kid they take at #23.

Cal wrote:

The interest in Crosby suggests the Rams will seek a trade down. I can’t see a player like Crosby lasting until round 3. He was the Pac-12 o-lineman of the year & had solid numbers at the combine.

Crosby, in fact, sounds a lot like Whitworth–big, physical tackles who had good college careers but were viewed as sub-par athletes for the position. Whitworth played guard his first two years in the league.

I’m ok with any trade down as long as it nets us at least another third round pick. Fourth round and later, it’s really hard to find potential starters. Depth maybe.

wv wrote:

I’m a little surprised the old NFL didnt evolve like the old NHL. Ya know. Where flatout fist-fights break out. Ya know. The helmets get thrown down, the other players circle around, and the two just go at it.

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THAT is your million dollar idea.

I am excited to watch this defense. Invader, I also think the Rams should draft a LOT in the first round and look for linebackers later in the draft.

Thanks Invader, interesting stuff. I did not know that Suh was such an iron man.

The thought of Suh signing with the Rams makes me feel apprehensive, not excited. Too many things could go wrong.

Don’t forget your safety goggles.

Five sixth-round picks. If I had to guess, I think Snead and McVay use three of them to move up in the fourth or fifth round for players they don’t want to miss out on. Probably will trade one of the fourth round picks to move up in the third round. Lots of wheeling and dealing!

Kind of a waste of a 7th round pick. Not that they are worth much, but sheesh.

I remember the compensation if we did not resign Watkins came up in conversation when we traded for him last year. If we do wind up netting two 3rd or 4th round picks for Watkins and Johnson, those might be used to get some decent interior offensive linemen.

Wow, that’s close to the franchise tag amount the Rams have been paying. How many years I wonder.

He looks like a pretty good linebacker Jack, but he re-signed with the Redskins on Jan. 25.

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