Who will be the most improved Ram in 2006?

[AvengerRam]

Which Ram will jump from marginal to good, good to very good, very good to great, or... even marginal to great?

Which Ram is poised for a real breakout season in 2006?

[HUbison]

Maybe I'm throwing good money at bad, but again, I have to say Jimmy Kennedy. When healthy, this guy has been solid. He just hasn't been the healthiest cat in the litter so far.

Beyond him, I think Chillar, Bartell, Hargrove, and Barron are all bound for big jumps this year as well.

[AvengerRam]

I actually had a hard time deciding who to vote for. In the end, I went with Anthony Hargrove. I think that he's the type of player who might really benefit from the new system that Haslett is going to use.

[Rambos]

I think Alex Barron will have a great year, having played last year through injury. All he needs to doing is come back stronger and reduce his false starts and he will have a nice year.

[AugustaRamFan]

I went to the defensive side of the ball. The most improved player will hopefully be from an area where they need the biggest boost.. the D-Line .. I went with "The Bear"...hopefully not a Teddy Bear this year.

[NY RAMFAN]

Marc Bulger

[laram0]

In my mind it's a tie between Barron and Hargrove.......
wait a minute how bout' Marshall Marshall Marshall Faulk !

:clanram:

[Haterade]

It will be Jackson, even though his talents have always been there. If he will consistantly get the rock, it would make hims the most improved, at least statistically.

[rams2061]

I'd say Marshall Faulk will have a huge comeback next year.

[CanadianRam!]

Bartell should be better this year and will be the number 2 corner by the end of the season

[Milan]

Steven Jackson, with him getting the ball more I say he'll have 1300 Rush yards.

[Marshall1]

Fight or flight this year for Jackson. Let's see if he can stay healthy and pound 1300 yards this season.:clanram:

[RamsFan16]

Steven Jackson. We will have a healthy good and hopefully slightly younger line.

[bruce_wannabe]

if otogwe gets the chance to play i can see him succeeding very well next year... he showed signs of improvement at the end of last year and i see him building on that

[RamsFanSam]

Dang, Av, make it hard, will ya?

I say Barron. He has one heck of a great start, and with his NFL experience, as well as training, he's going to be hard to get around.

Very close second: Jackson. The new coaching changes, plus two years under his belt will help him out.

Third: Atogwe. I see him making a difference this year.