Rams UDFA C Anthony McMeans PFF's 2nd Highest Graded Center

RAMS SIGN C ANTHONY MCMEANS TO UDFA CONTRACT

New Mexico State's McMeans was PFF's second highest graded center last season.

MIKE CAHILL

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Over the last three seasons, Rams’ centers have given up a total of 74 QB pressures. Rams’ centers finished 2016 with the most given up (30) and with the third most in 2014 (27).

Anthony McMeans had 1,084 pass blocking snaps during his career at New Mexico State and only allowed 17 total QB pressures. McMeans has not allowed a sack since the last week of the 2015 season and did not allow a single QB hit in his entire career.

McMeans played every snap in 21 of 24 games he started at NMSU. The three games he did not play every snap, he missed only one play in each.

Running to either side of McMean’s blocking produced an average of 5.4 yards per carry on 134 rushing attempts. New Mexico State running backs also averaged a touchdown on every 6.4 carries by scoring 21 touchdowns on either the left or right of McMeans.