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Jason lacansauto with some rams info. Good shit man
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Fisher wont be the coach for long anyway.
either this year or next will come that so called winning coach that turns the team around http://vomzi.com/wp-content/uploads/...ow-gif-444.gif |
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Lots of teams that have had a bounty of picks, like the Rams in 2012, have failed to capitalize. |
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if you understand its predetermined you are half way there. |
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He thinks he knows why every other team has failed in la. NOW that being said it doesn't mean the plan is going to go as planned. But it has so far. |
Dane was right; the Rams just went all-in for Goff. God DAMN that is bold as ****, and I admire the ever-living piss out of that FO for having the stones to throw...the ****...DOWN.
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It really could be goff.
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They DO NOT want it to get out. The NFL does not want it out. There are people in the organization who think it's a toss up because that's what they are being told. All these rumors are a part of the hype train.
They know. They just aren't telling ANYONE. |
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Titans are going to have a young talented team. |
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If it's the guy I've heard EVERYONE is gonna scream conspiracy.
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Not the one I'm thinking of though. BUT he makes sense. |
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The media would love him and his personality. He'd be a superstar in the land of superstars. The 49ers rivalry would be incredible and he already has a built in rivalry with Seattle. Kroenke will make him the highest paid coach in NFL history. It'll be epic. |
He actually makes more sense than the name I've heard has been whispered. I think I've heard their ultimate pipe dream.
Shocking if it happened |
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He'd probably surpass Pete Carroll, who many think would be the perfect guy but Harbaugh is younger and hungrier. |
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If the Chiefs did this and ended up with a top 5 QB I'd beat off every day to the trade. If we did it and ended up with a game a manger, Arrowhead would burn. |
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Or at least, not post anymore? You're as epic a n00b ****tard as I've seen in 16+ years. Go away, Twat. |
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Rams just gutted themselves for yeeears to come
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This is LA.
This team may end up keeping a great defense but they know LA has no interest in a Ravens Style Winning team. It will be an offensive Coach and a couple offensive players that get plenty of hype |
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I disagree. They just set up their future. I can't believe that people are freaking over a couple of 2nd round picks and a couple of 3rd round picks. Less than 50% of those picks pan out. If they got their QB, like the Giants did in 2004, phantom 2nd rounders won't matter. |
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They are all available |
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Are they? |
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he is being rewarded and compensated. just like Kraft and the Pats,get ready to be sick and tired of Rams news day and night for a long time |
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Harbaugh. Jim Harbaugh. :D |
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I hope not. ... I think for LA that doesn really work. He's an east coast coach. lol but I'LL Take it over Har-cry-baby https://cdn2.vox-cdn.com/uploads/cho...rboDrums.0.gif http://twitpic.com/show/thumb/bwxwby.gif |
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Does Goff have a good head on his shoulders? He'll need it in LA. He'll be pretty popular in LA too.
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and the gifs were perfect! |
I don't think it's a bad moves from the Rams. They're a hell of a lot more likely to succeed with a franchise qb than they are with a bunch of good players and no qb. This is the anti-Hunt family approach to building an NFL team.
They may be wrong about the QB they choose, but ultimately if the goal is a serious SB contender, they won't be any further from their goal for swinging and missing. |
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Personally, I think he and his wife just want stability and are going to stay put in Michigan for quite a long time. That was way too much drama for one family to handle. Ann Arbor loves him too much to not let him have what he wants, unlike Stanford who wouldn't succumb to all his control freak needs. |
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No surprise the fans of a team who refuses to even pretend to want to swing at QB dislikes seeing a team swing for the fence.
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I get the idea behind being aggressive, but there is also a wide, wide, wiiiide gap between being scared to draft a QB and trading 6 draft picks for one.
But people said the same thing when Washington made the RGIII trade. Just like there's no rule that you have to wait for Andrew Luck to draft a QB in the 1st round, there's no rule saying you have to mortgage the entire draft to move up to #1 to get one either. But if you do go that route, he better be that good. |
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Or the Rams Draft A QB in the 1st and maybe a later round and behold, that later round QB ends up being a super star. Kroenke is the new Kraft,get use to it |
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We each have our crosses to bear I suppose |
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You've got it wrapped up! |
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But maaan, TWO firsts - TWO seconds - AND TWO thirds just sounds incredibly steep Two firsts is reasonable enough, that seems pretty common for a move like this But after that they should've bargained a LOT harder IMO... a second this year and a third next year, something along those lines And, not trying to rain on your parade as I can CLEARLY sense your glee at having a home team to get behind :D... but seriously, Fisher will most likely ruin the guy before a new coach makes his way in He is the last guy I would want coaching my rookie phenom, that guy doesnt know a quarterback from Nickelback |
Dane is correct. Have you gone back and looked at the 2nd and 3rd rounds of drafts? It's pretty ugly.
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a report said the Rams worked out an Oregon QB today or yesterday
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Rams homer announcers jerked it to the thought of Mannion playing this year ROFL So glad that turd franchise is out West.
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They received a 2nd round pick in the Bradford trade, so it was a no-brainer to trade up for a QB. This is a league in which there's a 50% bust rate so even with the #1, 2 #2's and 2 #3's, 2-3 of those guys won't even be in the league in three years. If they hit on a Franchise QB, no one will care. Also, as I mentioned earlier, they have an additional 4th and 6th. The Broncos are interested in Case Keenum, so they'll probably get at least a 4th for him, if not a 3rd (Denver has two 3rd rounders at #94 and #98). This trade was a no-brainer for a team that hasn't had a Franchise QB since Warner hit a lull in 2003, was released and went to the NY Giants in 2004. It has nothing to do with "splash" and everything to do with moving the team forward. |
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THey probably had a better chance of finding a franchise guy by just literally using every one of those picks on a QB.
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They also have a legit defense and a new Marshall Faulk to pair him with, I still just disagree with 2 each in the second and third Give someone like Dorsey 4 shots in those rounds and they wouldnt seem so meaningless IMO... but I'm just an interested observer, no dog in this fight and I hope it works out well in LA Who are you wanting them to get? |
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Two 3's? They received a 4th and 6th to pair with their 4, 5, 6 and 7th round picks so it's possible they could package up picks to jump into the 3rd round. As for next year, they'll get a 3rd round Comp Pick for Janoris Jenkins, so no biggie. I just don't think it's that much to give up for a Franchise QB when the rest of your roster is ready to rock. Quote:
Time will tell but I think that this beats the alternative of drafting and developing a very raw Paxton Lynch, who isn't even guaranteed to fall to their original spot of #15. |
Wentz is the next big thing.
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The Bradford freebie in the second does take the worst of the sting out of it, house money Lets see what my draft bible says about Wentz... Pros - 6'5 235 his learning curve wont be as steep as the average FCS prospect. He operated a pro-style offense for the Bison and shows sound footwork coming out from under center with the ability to work through progressions. His size is ideal and he shows good zip on tighter window throws with a compact delivery. A good, flexible athlete, able to slide and willing to stand in and make throws while absorbing contact, keeps his eyes up when the pocket gets muddy Cons - There are obvious concerns with level of competition, and he lost a chunk of last season to a wrist injury. He also tends to live dangerously, throwing into traffic Bottom Line - theres a risk, but Wentz compares favorably to the last first round FCS QB Joe Flacco So a big, athletic pocket QB with the frame to get bigger, no Jay Cutler laser but a solid plus arm that can make every throw... sounds more like Roethlisberger, sign me up Elite cannon arms are awesome, but I'd rather have that 6'5 245 player who can make a solid throw with two guys in his face and one hanging off his waist Its why I'm glad Bray has been kept around for some strange reason... |
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I could see them getting a Conditional 3rd or 4th for him, if the Broncos really want him as reported. He played for Kubiak in Houston so it makes some sense. |
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I would laugh for days if Denver pisses away a 3rd on that turd Keenum.
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My tune is changing on it, with decent QB play this team has enough talent to make real noise, consistently giving teams like Seattle and AZ all they want And its really the only move they had to show they were serious about bringing a winner to LA The big if is Fisher, he certainly has his fingerprints all over that brawling style they consistently upset top teams with, dude has always brought the bullyish, nasty defense But he is such an offensive dinosaur, probably the worst in the NFL, I hope he doesnt wreck this shiny new car |
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