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    Rams re-sign Lucas and another back

    I am not sure why in the hell we need 4 running backs on our roster.

    Rams bring back Lucas; Bronson out for year
    STLtoday.com Sports
    09/09/2004
    The roster shuffling at Rams Park continued today when the team signed safety Justin Lucas, who had been cut Sunday, and former Detroit Lions running back Stephen Trejo.

    To make roster space, safety Zack Bronson was placed on injured reserve and tight end Mike Brake was release
    Bronson, who signed with the Rams on Sept. 4 after seven seasons in San Francisco, suffered an ankle injury Wednesday and will miss the entire season.

    Lucas played five seasons for Arizona before coming to the Rams in the offseason. He recorded eight solo tackles this preseason but was released in Sunday's roster cutdown. Brake was an undrafted free agent from Akron who had appeared to be an improbable addition to the 2004 roster.

    Trejo, who is 6-2 and 250 pounds, played linebacker at Arizona State alongside Rams safety Adam Archuleta. He made the Lions' roster as an undrafted free agent and moved to offense, where he appeared in 46 games over three seasons in Detroit.



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    Re: Rams re-sign Lucas and another back

    Originally posted by RamWraith
    Trejo, who is 6-2 and 250 pounds, played linebacker at Arizona State alongside Rams safety Adam Archuleta.
    Another Arizona State guy. I really hope we're not passing up on better talent because we'd rather get guys from a certain location.

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      Re: Rams re-sign Lucas and another back

      tight end Mike Brake was release
      Dang. Every kid I'm pulling for gets cut --- Anderson, King, Morgan, Sump, now Brake. If anybody would like to see someone else get cut, just PM their name to me with a $20 money order and I'll be glad to pull for them to stay on the roster. They'll be cut in a matter of hours.
      Trejo, who is 6-2 and 250 pounds, played linebacker at Arizona State alongside Rams safety Adam Archuleta.
      No way, an Arizona State player on the Rams. Who'd a thunk it? (Sarcasm intended)

      Big guy, hope he's a good blocker.
      The more things change, the more they stay the same.

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      • #4
        Re: Rams re-sign Lucas and another back

        Originally posted by RamWraith
        I am not sure why in the hell we need 4 running backs on our roster. ... Trejo, who is 6-2 and 250 pounds, played linebacker at Arizona State
        It's too obvious. He is not coming in as a RB, sMartz's move will be to convert Trejo back to LB.

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        • #5
          Re: Rams re-sign Lucas and another back

          damnit, I really liked Brake too.

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          • #6
            Re: Rams re-sign Lucas and another back

            dont be surprised if we resign brake and waive burley from the practice squad if he clears waivers.

            general counsel

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            • #7
              Re: Rams re-sign Lucas and another back

              "I'm sorry Justin, you're just not good enough to play for the Rams this year."

              A few days later...

              "So Justin, we have a few holes we need filled and you just might be what this team needs."

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