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There isn't one wide receiver on our roster that forces a double team right now. Avery isn't a playmaker or hasn't shown he's a consistent playmaker week in and out. He can't stay healthy for whatever reason and the rest (other than Gibson) are a poor man's Ricky Proehl. I think WR is definately a big factor on this team.
Robinson and Burton are coming off injuries. Gibson has promise, but needs to develop. Avery has potential, but also had a disappointing season.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mooselini
That stated, I didn't take a WR in Round 2 becase I think its the Rams second most pressing need. Rather, I took a WR in Round 2 because I think Demaryius Thomas is a Top 20 value who could be there at pick #33.
I like Demaryius Thomas. But I'm not sold on him for the 2nd round. I read a little about him. He's big and he was only playing one on one. So idk what he'll be like when he's in heavy coverage.
I'm just wondering if we could do better. There will be guys who will slip out of the first round. What about a versatile RB who can catch and run? Jahvid Best from Cal? He's tough, he can catch, and he can keep Jackson fresh all game. After Jackson's compressed discs, i dnt want to see him get seriously hurt. And Best would give us so many options...
Almost all the teams that will be picking at the end of the first have 1 or 2 outstanding RB's. It's plausible.
I think you're getting your concepts mixed up here. He was the sole WR in many formations, but that does not mean he was single covered.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Optimistic Lamb
Best could be a good value at that point in the draft. However, I don't think I'd take a RB that high in the draft.Quote:
I'm just wondering if we could do better. There will be guys who will slip out of the first round. What about a versatile RB who can catch and run? Jahvid Best from Cal? He's tough, he can catch, and he can keep Jackson fresh all game. After Jackson's compressed discs, i dnt want to see him get seriously hurt. And Best would give us so many options...
Almost all the teams that will be picking at the end of the first have 1 or 2 outstanding RB's. It's plausible.
Normally I wouldn't either unless it serves more than one purpose. Best seems to excel at both running and catching.Quote:
Originally Posted by AvengerRam
I just think a multi talented RB would keep our power back healthy, keep him fresh, and provide another element in the passing game.
Unless Demaryius Thomas is definitely a #1 receiver, it seems we have enough back-ups at that position.
Turns out she just wasn't that into me.Quote:
Originally Posted by AvengerRam
AV? You need to be in the Rams War room in April. When I lived in NY I would always attend the draft for those days and loved it. You need to be there, i like the QB you picked. He has good nice and he is a very smart QB.
Agreed. I'd like either Dan or Riley Skinner out of Wake Forest.
I dont usually join the crowd, but well researched and thought out.
I think DeSpags will get it done this year, their eye for talent has given me alot of hope for this offseason.
Any one have any idea of mallet coming out or staying put?
He is returning to Arkansas.Quote:
Originally Posted by 3STL9
young wont fall to the 4th round i would get oregon te ed dickson if he is still there but he might go in the 3rd
Can you tell me the winning Powerball numbers for this week too?Quote:
Originally Posted by msha
some have young around the 4th rd others have him earlier but i think dickson is a better pick if we dont get a te through fa, he is big 6'5 243 lbs and caught 124 passes for 1557 yds and 12 tds in his career with almost all the production coming in his last 3 yrs. te is a big need and if we dont get one through fa i think we should get dickson
Interesting note from the Senior Bowl: Young weighed in at only 305, which could be a bit light for a guy as tall as he is (almost 6'8). I'm very interested to hear reports on his performance. If concerns are raised about his strength or leverage, he might drop out of my next mock. On the other hand, if its just a case of a player who is in good shape and does not carry around a lot of body fat for an OT (i.e. Jason Smith), I'll be less concerned.