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Resigned players, Free Agency, Trade, and Draft Round 1-3.
RESIGN
- DT Clifton Ryan:
The dude is starting to become a very good player, for those who watch all the games, you know exactly what I'm talking about. The last 3 weeks he's really clicked. He's in the backfield making plays, and he's plugging up gaps and getting penetration on running plays. He's even showed a few times the ability to rush the passer, with another solid Defensive Lineman, his skills would be nationally known. He's still young and hasn't entered his prime, he's just beginning to touch is potential. He's a cornerstone to our future.
- S Craig Dahl:
Craig has been very good for us since joining the Rams. He's arguably been our best performer at safety. Last week really showed us what he can do when early in the game against the Colts, Dahl blew up a toss play in the backfield for a loss of yards, making a great open field tackle. He hasn't been a liability in coverage either, he's not going to be expensive which is a big positive.
- LB Larry Grant
He's been solid, he's young and has been decent for us, he'll come cheap and could potentially start at SLB for us.
- T Alex Barron
As badly as some of us want him to leave, he hasn't been bad this year, and he hasn't been great. He's not going to demand a lot of money and can provide good depth and potential starting ability again next year. He needs a strong finish to get a decent contract. He's young as well.
FREE AGENCY
RB Jerious Norwood
- Norwood would provide an excellent change of pace back for Steven Jackson. Norwood has elite speed and can take it to the house at anytime. He's a poor mans Chris Johnson. He'll also be able to take some pressure of Steven.
TE Tony Scheffler
- The Rams are in dire need of a new Tight End, it's no secret. Fells has showed flashes but isn't consistent enough, he's a solid #2. Scheffler, is a very good pass catching Tight End and will block. He's not in the plans in Denver and will most likely walk. He'll bring an excellent ability to catch passes here.
LB Derrick Johnson
- Johnson will bring instant credibility to St. Louis. He's a fine OLB in a 4-3 defense, he struggled with transition last season in Kansas City. He's a playmaker and would excel in Spagnuolo's scheme and also doesn't fit into plans with the new coaching staff over at Kansas City.
DE Mark Anderson
- Solid player who could come in and compete for a DE spot opposite of Chris Long. At worst he'd provide solid depth.
** TRADE **
The Rams trade a 5th round and 6th round pick for QB Michael Vick.
- Love him or hate him, he'd be a difference maker. He may not have a high completion percentage but he gets the job done. He'd consistently put the defense on there heels and provide a whole new look to our team. He's a straight playmaker, and has a very good deep ball. He'd be great and a perfect fit for our team.
DRAFT
** TRADE: The Rams trade the 1st overall pick to Tampa Bay for there 1st pick, 2nd round and 3rd round.
With the 3rd pick in the 2010 NFL Draft, the St. Louis Rams select Eric Berry, Safety, Tennessee
- Eric Berry is a complete difference maker, he's an absolute playmaker. Something the Rams need, unlike Atogwe, Berry is going to come up and hit you in the mouth at the line of scrimmage, or down the field. He set the SEC and Tennessee record for interception return yards. He's not afraid to give a hit or stack the LoS.
With the 33rd pick in the 2009 NFL draft, the St. Louis Rams select Brian Price, Defensive Tackle, UCLA
- Brian Price was a beast at UCLA, showing good quickness and great power. He's got the ability to stack up and handle two OL at one time, and the ability to push through, or use his hands and body to swim around the OL to get to the QB. He finished 2009 with 7 sacks. He's got very good athleticism and can chase down the RB or QB from behind.
With the 35th pick in the 2009 NFL Draft, the St. Louis Rams select Amari Spievy, Cornerback, Iowa
- Yes, St. Louis selects another Iowa CB. Spievey comes from a physical Iowa defense. He's got very good ability to come up and stop the run, and also excellent speed to stay with a lot of WR. He's larger at roughly 6'0" - 6'1" and 205lbs. Great at jamming the WR and looking for the ball. Very good athleticism and also a hard hitter.
With the 1st pick in the 3rd round, the St. Louis Rams select Jeffrey Fitzgerald, Defensive End, Kansas State
- Athletic player who also has the power to get through you. Finished the year with 7 sacks. A nice motor and nice technique.
With the 1st pick in the 4th round, the St. Louis Rams select Cameron Sheffield, Outside Linebacker, Troy
Resigned players, Free Agency, Trade, and Draft Round 1-3.
RESIGN
- DT Clifton Ryan:
The dude is starting to become a very good player, for those who watch all the games, you know exactly what I'm talking about. The last 3 weeks he's really clicked. He's in the backfield making plays, and he's plugging up gaps and getting penetration on running plays. He's even showed a few times the ability to rush the passer, with another solid Defensive Lineman, his skills would be nationally known. He's still young and hasn't entered his prime, he's just beginning to touch is potential. He's a cornerstone to our future.
- S Craig Dahl:
Craig has been very good for us since joining the Rams. He's arguably been our best performer at safety. Last week really showed us what he can do when early in the game against the Colts, Dahl blew up a toss play in the backfield for a loss of yards, making a great open field tackle. He hasn't been a liability in coverage either, he's not going to be expensive which is a big positive.
- LB Larry Grant
He's been solid, he's young and has been decent for us, he'll come cheap and could potentially start at SLB for us.
- T Alex Barron
As badly as some of us want him to leave, he hasn't been bad this year, and he hasn't been great. He's not going to demand a lot of money and can provide good depth and potential starting ability again next year. He needs a strong finish to get a decent contract. He's young as well.
FREE AGENCY
RB Jerious Norwood
- Norwood would provide an excellent change of pace back for Steven Jackson. Norwood has elite speed and can take it to the house at anytime. He's a poor mans Chris Johnson. He'll also be able to take some pressure of Steven.
TE Tony Scheffler
- The Rams are in dire need of a new Tight End, it's no secret. Fells has showed flashes but isn't consistent enough, he's a solid #2. Scheffler, is a very good pass catching Tight End and will block. He's not in the plans in Denver and will most likely walk. He'll bring an excellent ability to catch passes here.
LB Derrick Johnson
- Johnson will bring instant credibility to St. Louis. He's a fine OLB in a 4-3 defense, he struggled with transition last season in Kansas City. He's a playmaker and would excel in Spagnuolo's scheme and also doesn't fit into plans with the new coaching staff over at Kansas City.
DE Mark Anderson
- Solid player who could come in and compete for a DE spot opposite of Chris Long. At worst he'd provide solid depth.
** TRADE **
The Rams trade a 5th round and 6th round pick for QB Michael Vick.
- Love him or hate him, he'd be a difference maker. He may not have a high completion percentage but he gets the job done. He'd consistently put the defense on there heels and provide a whole new look to our team. He's a straight playmaker, and has a very good deep ball. He'd be great and a perfect fit for our team.
DRAFT
** TRADE: The Rams trade the 1st overall pick to Tampa Bay for there 1st pick, 2nd round and 3rd round.
With the 3rd pick in the 2010 NFL Draft, the St. Louis Rams select Eric Berry, Safety, Tennessee
- Eric Berry is a complete difference maker, he's an absolute playmaker. Something the Rams need, unlike Atogwe, Berry is going to come up and hit you in the mouth at the line of scrimmage, or down the field. He set the SEC and Tennessee record for interception return yards. He's not afraid to give a hit or stack the LoS.
With the 33rd pick in the 2009 NFL draft, the St. Louis Rams select Brian Price, Defensive Tackle, UCLA
- Brian Price was a beast at UCLA, showing good quickness and great power. He's got the ability to stack up and handle two OL at one time, and the ability to push through, or use his hands and body to swim around the OL to get to the QB. He finished 2009 with 7 sacks. He's got very good athleticism and can chase down the RB or QB from behind.
With the 35th pick in the 2009 NFL Draft, the St. Louis Rams select Amari Spievy, Cornerback, Iowa
- Yes, St. Louis selects another Iowa CB. Spievey comes from a physical Iowa defense. He's got very good ability to come up and stop the run, and also excellent speed to stay with a lot of WR. He's larger at roughly 6'0" - 6'1" and 205lbs. Great at jamming the WR and looking for the ball. Very good athleticism and also a hard hitter.
With the 1st pick in the 3rd round, the St. Louis Rams select Jeffrey Fitzgerald, Defensive End, Kansas State
- Athletic player who also has the power to get through you. Finished the year with 7 sacks. A nice motor and nice technique.
With the 1st pick in the 4th round, the St. Louis Rams select Cameron Sheffield, Outside Linebacker, Troy
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