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There seems to be no consensus on any draft sites as to the order of the top 5 or 6 TE's in this draft. But what I really want to know is who will be the best TE left at the top of the 4th round? What does the clanram think?
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52Aaron Hernandez11.54%6Ed Dickson7.69%4Anthony McCoy5.77%3Jimmy Graham38.46%20Dennis Pitta17.31%9Dorin Dickerson13.46%7None/Other5.77%3 -
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Anthony McCoy from USC, he can catch as well as blocking.Si vous croyez en vous, que vous avez de la fierté, et que vous ne lâchez jamais, vous serez un gagnant.
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I doubt neither Hernandez nor Graham last until the fourth round, but I would go with either one of them if they were somehow still available.Comment
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Jimmy Graham is a beast!Comment
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I see no reason why Herdandez can't work in our offense.
If we are using an offense similar to the Eagles than he would fit in just like LJ Smith and Celek do ?
NO ?Comment
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This is Mike Mayock's Top 5:
1) Jermaine Gresham
2) Rob Gronkowski
3) Dorin Dickerson
4) Dennis Pitta
5) Ed Dickson
So if you're like me, and you respect Mayock's opinions, it is then conievable to believe these five players most likely will not slip to the 4th round.
Too me Aaron Hernandez is the guy. Tough as nails, strong, adujsts to make the catch, breaks tackles, and incredibly durable. I dont understand why he isn't on Mayock's list but I'd take him in the 4th if he was there.Comment
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It's a really nice list, I like several of them
if I had my pick in the 4th, it'd be Jimmy Graham.Comment
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All the McCoy's in this draft are nice.Comment
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I'm going with Hernandez, but if I had my way I'd get my TE in the 2nd if Gresham was there, if he wasn't I'd get a TE in the 3rd and a stud on the DL in the 2nd or a trade down.Comment
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I'd have to say Jimmy Graham. Tore up the combine!Comment
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If Jimmy Graham makes it to the third.
I don't think Jimmy Graham will make it out of the third round.
I voted Dennis Pitta.Comment
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This just in: the Rams are going to trade down with the Patriots in the 2nd round for a middle second rounder and a third and select Rob Gronkowski.
Remember you read it here first.
WHAT SAY YE?Comment
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Just one question .. how are the Pats going to get a 3rd round pick?Originally posted by RAMarkable View PostComment
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i would be estatic if the Rams got Ed Dickson in the 4th round. Him or Dorin Dickerson would be stealsComment
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I agree with you 100%. Although Dickerson is more of an H-Back than TE. I'm still hoping somehow that Jermaine Gresham falls to us at #33.Originally posted by timsum1283 View Post
Go Rams!Comment
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With the tight end class this year boasting a deeply talented class, which tight end do you personally feel like the Rams should draft, and in what round?
I personally feel that we should take David Njoku in Round 2. I agree with all the sentiments out there that Evan Engram is going to be the next Jordan Reed, but I think Njoku is a bit more athletic than Engram. Although Njoku ran the 40 yard dash in 4.64 seconds (which is still fast for a TE), he was a top performer in the broad jump and the 3-cone drill and is extremely explosive and powerful on the field. He also has the 2nd longest arms in his TE class.
Although he is raw and not the best route runner, I feel he has one of the highest ceilings of any TE coming out this year. And with McVay's track record of coaching TEs, I feel comfortable that he could unleash Njoku's potential.
I think when we pick in the 2nd round, O.J Howard will be the only TE that will be unavailable. However, I predict that at least 4 TEs will go in the 2nd round.
2nd choice: Evan Engram (Round 2)
3rd choice: Adam Shaheen (Round 3)O.J Howard (Alabama, 6'6, 251lbs.)0Evan Engram (Ole Miss, 6'3, 235lbs.)5David Njoku (Miami, 6'4, 245lbs.)2Gerald Everett (Southern Alabama, 6'3, 240lbs.)2Adam Shaheen (Ashland, 6'6, 278lbs.)0Jake Butt (Michigan, 6'5, 245lbs.)0Jordan Leggett (Clemson, 6'6, 258lbs.)1Bucky Hodges (Virginia Tech, 6'6, 257lbs.)0Other (Please state)0-03-19-2017, 04:59 PM -
Round 1:Broderick Bunkley - DT - Florida State
Round 2: Daniel Bullocks - S - Nebraska
Round 3:Jon Alston - LB - Stanford
Round 4:Jeremy Trueblood - OL - Boston College
Round 5:Tim Day - TE - Oregon
Round 6:Frostee Rucker - DE - USC
Round 7:Greg Threat - S/CB - Miami
Round 7(Comp): Dale Robinson - LB - Arizona
Round 7(Comp):Will Montgomery - C - Virginia Tech
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Its obvious to everyone that an upgrade at the Tight End position is needed. McMichael isnt expected to be back as he is a unrestricted free agent, and Daniel Fells and Billy Bajema are depth guys at best. So the Rams need a new started at TE.
Gresham is still thought to be the number 1 TE in the draft despite missing his last season through a knee injury. Obviously his combine showings will be important, but if he shows that the knee injury hasnt hindered his ability then he could very well be worth consideration.
If Gresham is there at the top of round 2 then the Rams have to be looking his way. However, if the Rams pick up a starting TE in free agency like Tony Scheffler or Ben Watson, its unlikely they will pick Gresham, instead focusing on one of the many other positions that the team could use an upgrade at.
But whoever is starting at QB for the Rams in 2010 would benefit from having a good, young receiving talent at the TE spot. Be it Bulger, a free agent addition, or a rookie QB.-01-19-2010, 02:27 AM -
This is a combination of a prediction and my wish list:
Round 1 (19): Jammal Brown, OT, Oklahoma
Round 2 (50): James Butler, FS, Georgia Tech
Round 3 (66): Antonio Perkins, CB, Oklahoma
Round 3 (81): Ryan Moats, RB, Louisiana Tech
Round 4 (117): Jonathan Goddard, OLB, Marshall
Round 4 (134): C.J. Brooks, OG, Maryland
Round 5 (155): James Sanders, SS, Fresno State
Round 6 (192): Stefan LeFors, QB, Louisville
Round 6 (210): Larry Burt, DT, Miami (Ohio)
Round 7 (230): David McMillan, DE, Kansas
Round 7 (250): Billy Bajema, TE, Oklahoma State
Round 7 (251): Matthew Tant, FB, Vanderbilt-04-04-2005, 10:04 AM -
GaTech's DE Derrick Morgan and RB Jonathan Dwyer have declared.
Morgan is #2 on my draft board. I expect he'll be a Top 10 pick.
Dwyer's entry into the draft can benefit the Rams, as it makes the RB class deeper, which increases the chance that a quality back could fall to the 3rd or 4th round when the Rams might be looking for a backup to Steven Jackson. Dwyer himself is a likely first or second round pick.-01-11-2010, 12:08 PM
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