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Quotesix2stack QuoteJimYoungblood53 ALA 3 CB Terrion Arnold 6-0 188 Fr IOWA 3 CB Cooper Dejean 6-1 209 someone thoughts--- I'm no expert , but I sure like these two. Both are very versatile in the secondary and Dejean can return punts or kicks to the Rams in 2nd, him or a good DI ... QB ... but I'd be happy with him in 2nd-- maybe even worth a 3rby JimYoungblood53 - RamsFootballFans.com
link -- you'll need it to link to other references ... Pro Football Journal has posted about "trade strings" before and will again in the future. Before we posted about a free agent Bob Mann returned huge dividends for the Lions over many years. In the future, we will talk about a lowly 19th-rounder plus a bonus pick stocking a team with active players for forty years. Todayby JimYoungblood53 - RamsFootballFans.com
ALA 3 CB Terrion Arnold 6-0 188 Fr IOWA 3 CB Cooper Dejean 6-1 209 someone thoughts---by JimYoungblood53 - RamsFootballFans.com
was player great and better than Carter. Anderson, also, being highly drafted got more ink. Carter was really good first half of season ... then lost it. Turner started good but got better and better, after some minds made upby JimYoungblood53 - RamsFootballFans.com
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Quotealyoshamucci Wasn't Snead the guy who traded up for Julio Jones? Or on that staff? I could be wrong, Google isn't helping much. So, did he "trade"? No. But he'd have complied all the scouting reports and given info to coach and GM, etc. , the guys who made the dealby JimYoungblood53 - RamsFootballFans.com
Robin is Roman Gabriel the III, was Robin as a kid though collegeby JimYoungblood53 - RamsFootballFans.com
yes, NFL likes players with long arms "Lencth" at tackleby JimYoungblood53 - RamsFootballFans.com
Quoteoldschoolramfan Ram Fans......TE Brock Bowers, all 6'4" 240....4.48 40yd....Sounds like a WR right? !! with Atlanta or Jets .... We've seen these "awesome" TEs before, phicial freaks and don't that much better than 2,3,4th rounders... the best ones were 3rd and 5th rounders. Wouldn;t be opposed but it's risky because these guys are supposed to be all that and we neby JimYoungblood53 - RamsFootballFans.com
Quoteoldschoolramfan McVay can move Bowers all over the formation and he'll be just fine....He's like an "X" but bigger.....Like 3 Tutu's in one guy Hahahahahaha. He'd be a 2nd TE, a move guy, be a second slot, 2nd TE, yes he could line out outside some but he'd be like Kittle or Kecle. Not opposed to him ... but we'd still need an X ... somewhere to develop. Plus... Bowers doby JimYoungblood53 - RamsFootballFans.com
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loved the look of that game...even though Rams lost ---by JimYoungblood53 - RamsFootballFans.com
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Quotemtramfan I feel a the same way, bro. The media tends to look at their own hype, team-oriented accomplishments, stats, and records in selecting players who make the hall. Some who make it are questionable - some who should get in based on personal accomplishment, unique skill and style of play, respect earned over the course of a career, lasting influence on the game, leadership, insby JimYoungblood53 - RamsFootballFans.com
has a few good things on resume. Some so-so things,. his stats were like top ten when he retired -- was very high in avoiding INTs but he fumbled a lot. 4 Pro Bowls. 1 MVP, 1 All-Pro ... Kind of a Hall of Very Good guy, like Brodie. Ken Anderson, Theisman, etc ...by JimYoungblood53 - RamsFootballFans.com
Didinger: Roman Gabriel re-energizes his career with the Fire High Gang Oct 08, 2019 at 07:26 AM Headshot_Ray_Didinger_090518 Ray Didinger They were known as the Fire High Gang, the Eagles' receiving corps of 1973: wideouts Harold Carmichael and Don Zimmerman and tight end Charle Young. Carmichael was 6-8, Young was 6-5, and Zimmerman was 6-4, so they were inviting targets for quarby JimYoungblood53 - RamsFootballFans.com
Quotealyoshamucci I was hoping Mitchell would remain below Worthy ... but it seems many consider him the outright 5th. Some suggested him above Brian Thomas. I've drafts with a run on WR where someone trades up with us and takes him at 18. In my opinion 7 WRs "should" go in round one. I hope they don't.by JimYoungblood53 - RamsFootballFans.com
Both can play a little RB -- maybe a Deebo Samuel role ... with some running mixed in ... didn't know Mitchell was rated that highby JimYoungblood53 - RamsFootballFans.com
was talking about bend--- this shows turn CHops upper-body turns while hips still upfield you can see Chop has a good double swipe move --- an NFL level one to go with NFL level rip still don't know if Rams want him or what he will do. No one does. Draft eval is not easy and to go through 100s of players is tough.by JimYoungblood53 - RamsFootballFans.com
Quotealyoshamucci I agree ... seems more likely in a trade down or up in the 4th ... BUT a 4.7 40 in Indy just shows he's not going to run away from anyone. Maybe he makes the 5th. Still think we'd trade up to secure him. He's more valuable to us than most ... same college blocking scheme. I only like his power ... as a change-up to Williams ...by JimYoungblood53 - RamsFootballFans.com
link In this story: LOS ANGELES RAMS Former quarterback Roman Gabriel wasn't just one of the best quarterbacks of the 1960s. He was legendary, going 41-11-4 during a four-year run with the Los Angeles Rams when they won two division championships and Gabriel had more rushing touchdowns than any of the team's backs. He was an accurate passer, an effective runner and a natural-bornby JimYoungblood53 - RamsFootballFans.com
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QuoteClassicalwit For 2 or 3 years, I felt like Robert Quinn was the best DE in the NFL. I loved his game. . I think as a 3-4 end JJ Watt was better ... but Quinn the top 4-3 end --- agreeby JimYoungblood53 - RamsFootballFans.com
QuoteEkern55 Byron Young: Pre-draft measurables Height 6 ft 2+3⁄8 in Weight 250 lb Arm length 32+1⁄2 in Hand span 9+1⁄4 in 40-yard dash 4.43 s 10-yard split 1.62 s 20-yard split 2.58 s Three-cone drill 7.19 s Vertical jump 38.0 in Broad jump 11 ft 0 in Bench press. 22 reps Chop Robinson: Pre-draft measurables Height 6 ft 2+7⁄8 in Weight 254 lb Arm length 32by JimYoungblood53 - RamsFootballFans.com
Quoteoldschoolramfan I have been watching some film recently...... What stands out to me is Chop gets leverage, drives his guy backwards and just collapses that side of the LOS. The guy is strong and his motor keeps going and going. Putting Chop opposite Young really gives our Rams Defense 2 young top notch edge rushers. That's exactly what the Rams need IMHO. I think the skills are therby JimYoungblood53 - RamsFootballFans.com
Quotesix2stack QuoteJimYoungblood53 he's not and edge. And he's what? 285 pounds? Yeah, he's not ideal as an Edge, but I think he can play 3 or 5T DL. He's strong against the run too. Ideally, he can add a little more weight. I just think he's a good football player. I like his long arms but he'd have to really get stronger to play inside a tackle. Rams don't use a 5t that much. Mostly a 4i.by JimYoungblood53 - RamsFootballFans.com
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he's not and edge. And he's what? 285 pounds?by JimYoungblood53 - RamsFootballFans.com
There is a lot to like about Chop. The way he gets underneath tackles is special. Takes away their leverage ... the rips past. This is NFL-level move ... whether it will work vs NFL talent, I don't know but this is good stuff. look at him get under tacklesby JimYoungblood53 - RamsFootballFans.com