Jamon Brown

[Ramhusker]

Other than being our OL's weakest link, he looks fine. You want a little girth to the big guys in the trenches. They are harder to move.

 

[TSFH Fan]

Hey, as long as he's not out there flashing the floppies, it's all good, imo
(yeah, I know it's been posted tons already, but idgaf)

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oZdw9-HmYuk

 

[Zaphod]

It's kind of weird, but a person can be in great shape; strong, fast, endurance; but eat a lot and have a coat of fat around them. For example, boxing is a very taxing sport round after round; try punching a heavy bag 3 minutes straight over and over and over. Then, think of fat George Foreman. Somehow, he could go the distance in his professional fights in his older years. He was fat, but in tremendously good shape at the same time physically.

The heavy bag is underrated exercise

 

[Zaphod]

Hey, as long as he's not out there flashing the floppies, it's all good, imo
(yeah, I know it's been posted tons already, but idgaf)

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oZdw9-HmYuk

holy disturbing shit batman

 

[Mackeyser]

It's kind of weird, but a person can be in great shape; strong, fast, endurance; but eat a lot and have a coat of fat around them. For example, boxing is a very taxing sport round after round; try punching a heavy bag 3 minutes straight over and over and over. Then, think of fat George Foreman. Somehow, he could go the distance in his professional fights in his older years. He was fat, but in tremendously good shape at the same time physically.

Sports science did a bit of why fat guys generate more punching power.

The physics of it was interesting to me...and it's true. Fat guys do generate more rotational power.

It's why fat guys can pitch fast, too. Guys like Bartolo Colon, CC Sabathia... Fernando Valenzuela...

It's counterintuitive, but fun stuff.

 

[Memento]

I honestly think that Jamon gets too much flak around here. He's very young, and - along with Havenstein - should be re-signed to long-term contracts.

 

[So Ram]

I honestly think that Jamon gets too much flak around here. He's very young, and - along with Havenstein - should be re-signed to long-term contracts.

I just saw on The Rams page Jamon Brown working with 130# dumbbells.Dude is working hard !! He has Tom Raths trust , & working system. He might have come into camp heavy, but it should help him keep the weight as he bulks up. It is a contract year for him & he is bitter he was a 3rd rd pick.

 

[Elmgrovegnome]

I could see Jamon being allowed to hit free agency this offseason. Then sign and move Havenstein to guard and start Noteboom at ORT for a year.

 

[snackdaddy]

I could see Jamon being allowed to hit free agency this offseason. Then sign and move Havenstein to guard and start Noteboom at ORT for a year.

Yeah, its not very often a team returns its line intact for 3 years in a row. 2 years is probably not very common too. Some of these guys are going to have to be replaced. Picking one with your first pick was a good move.

 

[NateDawg122]

This is one of the bigger overreactions that I've seen become a thread

 

[Farr Be It]

I guess I'm over worried, but his baby bump is bigger than the other Olinemen.

I like my Olinemen fat!

 

[BonifayRam]

I could see Jamon being allowed to hit free agency this offseason. Then sign and move Havenstein to guard and start Noteboom at ORT for a year.

Yeah, its not very often a team returns its line intact for 3 years in a row. 2 years is probably not very common too. Some of these guys are going to have to be replaced. Picking one with your first pick was a good move.

Resigning Roger Saffold back in 2019 will be near impossible after $$$ paid out this FA period...15 mil a yr to Solder , 14 mil a yr to Norwell, 12 mil a yr to Glenn, 11 mil a yr to Stanley, 10 mil a yr to Jensen, Richburg & Pugh. The only OL'er who might have outplayed Saffold in 2017 was Norwell.

I am leaning to believe that OG Jamon Brown will be much easier to resign than we think. RT Rob Havenstien is the most consequential of all the next UFA OL resigns. One might think that the future plan would be to make a big effort to get JB & RG back under contract long term. Rams have already locked up center John Sullivan through 2019. Prep Noteboom for the specific crucial LT duties & flip veteran experienced Jamon Brown to LG to pair up with young LT Noteboom. Groom rookies Demby or Allen to start @ RG & pair up with Veteran Havenstein. With the ideal to set these younger starters in-between the more experienced OL starters. When Sullivan's contract is done Brain Allen inserted into center.

Thus making our starting OL in 2019 look like the below:

LT- Noteboom
LG- Brown
OC- Sullivan
RG- Demby or Allen
RT- Havenstein

 

[RamFan503]

Ah, so these are the type of sites you visit.
Get a dozen lemon jelly filled donuts for me ASAP!

There. I really fixed it for him @Dieter the Brock

 

[Memphis Ram]

I think Brown looks fine in the picture.

That said, I'm not completely convinced that he couldn't be beat out this summer.

 

[So Ram]

I think Brown looks fine in the picture.

That said, I'm not completely convinced that he couldn't be beat out this summer.

With a statement like this ?? I’d say California is Mary J friendly for sure.

 

[ReekofRams]

But I hate lemon jelly. Couldn't we go with grape?

 

[So Ram]

But I hate lemon jelly. Couldn't we go with grape?

Why not just cream filled with extra chocolate glaze ?

 

[Elmgrovegnome]

Resigning Roger Saffold back in 2019 will be near impossible after $$$ paid out this FA period...15 mil a yr to Solder , 14 mil a yr to Norwell, 12 mil a yr to Glenn, 11 mil a yr to Stanley, 10 mil a yr to Jensen, Richburg & Pugh. The only OL'er who might have outplayed Saffold in 2017 was Norwell.

I am leaning to believe that OG Jamon Brown will be much easier to resign than we think. RT Rob Havenstien is the most consequential of all the next UFA OL resigns. One might think that the future plan would be to make a big effort to get JB & RG back under contract long term. Rams have already locked up center John Sullivan through 2019. Prep Noteboom for the specific crucial LT duties & flip veteran experienced Jamon Brown to LG to pair up with young LT Noteboom. Groom rookies Demby or Allen to start @ RG & pair up with Veteran Havenstein. With the ideal to set these younger starters in-between the more experienced OL starters. When Sullivan's contract is done Brain Allen inserted into center.

Thus making our starting OL in 2019 look like the below:

LT- Noteboom
LG- Brown
OC- Sullivan
RG- Demby or Allen
RT- Havenstein

The Rams signed Sullivan when he was 31, with some durability concerns and didn't break the cap. Rodger Saffold will be 30 next year with a history of shoulder issues.

Solder is 30, but is a left tackle. Jensen is 27, Norwell is 26, Corey Glenn is 28, Pugh is 27, Richburg is 26. Saffold has been a Ram lifer, with the exception of a few weeks as a Raider. I don't think that it is a sure thing that Saffold is a goner next year. Of the current Olinemen, Brown would be the least desirable of Saffold, Havenstein, and Brown, to retain. I think other teams would go after the younger players first. Who would you give a four or five year contract to?

I expect Saffold to stick around. Brown will be gone and it's a good possibility Havenstein will too. The 2019 OLine could be:

Whitworth
Saffold
Sullivan
Blythe
Noteboom

2020

Noteboom
Saffold
Allen
Blythe/Demby
Draftee

 

[Mackeyser]

Why not just cream filled with extra chocolate glaze ?

/wretch

Van Wilder completely ruined that.

If you've seen it, you know what I mean. I won't go into details...

 

[kurtfaulk]

/wretch

Van Wilder completely ruined that.

If you've seen it, you know what I mean. I won't go into details...

Please do because i will never watch that movie.

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