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Assume the Rams won't trade up or down, and that the following players are off the board:
Bush, Ferguson, Leinart, Mario Williams, Hawk, Davis, Young, Justice, Huff, and Cutler.
According to Randy K, the Rams will not take a first round defensive tackle, so I've left Bunkley and Ngata off the list.
So who do you take?
Well i would really love to trade down if that was the case but i got to assume that they wont and if they say we not gonna get a d-lineman that rules out ngata and bunkley so um....... cromartie,sims or chad jackson(and try and trade curtis for denvers 22nd pick in the first round!)
i did end up voting for sims in the end!
Cromartie...
I went Sims, but I think Jimmy Williams would still be a likely choice there as well. Really, under those circumstances, I think we'd take Ngata. What does Randy know? I'm not convinced that his comment about us not taking a DT isn't just an assumption based on our previous history, like if I said, "I know Detroit won't be taking a wide receiver this year."
Sims is too small for strong side!
Chad Greenway. Has the speed and physical ability for strongside and will increase his strength!
Manny Lawson
And who is Randy K??????????????????
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The person who just recently interviewed Rams GM Charlie Armey about what kind of draft prospect he liked.Quote:
Originally Posted by realchamp11
Brief bio:
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Veteran St. Louis media personality Randy Karraker is the host of "The Randy Karraker Show" on 1380 ESPN Radio in St. Louis, and the host of the acclaimed "Chalk Talk" on Charter Communications in St. Louis.
While attending Lindenwood College in St. Charles, Missouri in 1983, Karraker began an internship at KMOX Radio in St. Louis. In an 18 year stretch upon being hired there, he hosted the top rated Sports Open Line program and broadcast play-by-play of Cardinal baseball in 1997. Karraker then spent five years at KTRS before joining 1380 ESPN. In working on the St. Louis Rams pre-and-post-game shows, Karraker earned the distinction of being the only person to appear on radio broadcasts of St. Louis Cardinals baseball, St. Louis Blues hockey, and St. Louis Cardinals and Rams football. His responsibilities with Charter Communications for the last six years include broadcasts of football, basketball and hockey for the fourth largest cable provider in the United States.
He lives in St. Louis with wife Joan Foley, children Patrick (11) and Katie (8) and Golden Retrievers Angel (8) and Cupid (5).
I voted Chad Greenway seems the FO are impressed with him
Lawson,He could be this years DeMarcus Ware
I'm not sure I buy that Bunckley and Ngata won't be considered. DT is our thinnest position on defense right now and its the one where depth counts the most. We're less likely to get a dominating player right away, but given Haslet's history of drafting D-linemen in the first round it just makes the most sense to me.
I chose Jason Allen. He would be a sleeper pick and a bit of reach, but if he hadn't been injured it would be a stellar pick.
I vote yesterday for Manny Lawson, because I beleive he is tweener Haslett is looking for. With Lawson's height and speed, he will be everwhere on the feild---deflecting, sacking, intercepting, and takling. Manny is in the shadows of Super Mario, his fellow team mate at NCSU. That's why he is so low on the mock drafts.
I'm haunted by the words of coach Linehan regarding the "premium" they are going to place on the TE position. Is it so far fetched that they will do what's necessary to get Vernon Davis?
Lawson can't be this years DeMarcus Ware because Ware is a 3 - 4 OLB and we don't play 3 - 4!Quote:
Originally Posted by Rip32
I thought we were going to play both 4-3 and 3-4, but use the 4-3 as a base system. That's why Linehan wants tweeners.Quote:
Originally Posted by RamsFan16