Agreed merlin

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Never was. This is all based on him being given the green light to seek a trade, and probably because he asked about it. But his greatest value to the Rams is to play well and get moved at the midseason trade deadline. Because then you're selling at a high point. Or at least not at a low point.

Selling him now would gut the Rams. It would be a salary dump with any value he does have being eaten by all that. So get his head on straight this year in camp. Then get him playing well and make your call midseason on whether he's in your plans.

How about we actually tell Stafford to throw him the ball more too? Maybe design some specific plays just for him and then actually use them?

IMO, a big part of his issues early on last year were Stafford not throwing him the ball enough. Stafford was "fixated" on Kupp too much. I think we all saw that. It's hard for some players to get a good rhythm with only getting 1-2 balls thrown your way every week. Especially in a new offense like he was.

IMO, ARob did drop a few early on but McVay/Stafford didn't go out of their way to help him either. I think ARob can still be a productive WR for us...IF we actually use him correctly!

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