Name an unheralded player that stood out to you not named Michael Jordan.

[Mister Sin]

I kept finding myself thinking "damn Fox is playing his ass off" he looks great

 

[Angry Ram]

Rodger Saffold

 

[Ramhusker]

Smart's name was called a lot.

 

[FRO]

Scottie Pippen?

This made me laugh. I appreciate it.

 

[TexasRam]

Pharoh Cooper, he only caught 2 passes, but he showed off his YAC ability, played both outside and slot, and both of his catches got a first down. There hasn't been a ton of buzz about him in the offseason, OTAs especially, he was becoming a forgotten man in the WR corps.

For sure, really excited about P. Coop's game. Some solid catches in traffic holding onto the ball after contact. He looked like a baller out there.

 

[Soul Surfer]

really excited about P. Coop....looked like a baller out there.

I keep telling anybody that'll listen!

 

[threesox84]

That young man Bryant. Can't recall his first name. It was against third stringers (I think) but he was a wrecking ball inside.

I really, really liked Justin Davis at USC but thought he'd lost his first step after breaking his ankle during his freshman year. On Saturday he looked like that step was back. He wasn't particularly fumble prone during his time at 'SC so I don't think it'll continue. Loved how the Rams picked him up after he lost that second fumble.

 

[fanotodd]

Overall, I'd say the rookie class made a great showing, especially Everett and Kupp.

 

[shaunpinney]

Longacre, Smart & McQuaide

 

[So Ram]

Marqui Christian for me, 100%. Was always around the ball making plays.

It looks like he is starting on special teams ? That is always a good sign.
Tilley wears 41 as well.

 

[So Ram]

I have been very cool to Pharoh Cooper's future here before this pre season . However I warmed up to him after this one game.Pharoh Cooper had some opps but when four highly rated & talented WR's Sammy Watkins, Mike Thomas, Tavon Austin & Josh Reynolds start to practice the heat :fuelfire:will really turn up on Pharoh Cooper.

I saw Spruuce and Harkey on punt coverage. Will be interesting.

 

[So Ram]

Cooper is also a Kamikaze on special teams as well as a more than adequate backup running back.

I was able to watch him pretty extensively in college and he is just an all-around excellent football player and positive teammate.

He also has a decent arm on him for trick plays as well as reverses from the wide receiver position and is a third-down back catching passes out of the backfield.

Not much mention of ha & Rogers playing together. LeRned from the best on special teams.

 

[So Ram]

Longacre, Smart & McQuaide

Louis Trinca-Pasat -- he is a starter no one ever talks about . High motor & was getting time in rotation last year before blowing out his knee I think. He is running around the field like crazy. Gets knocked down & back to his feet to pursue the ball.

He is the type of DT Wade likes .
Mike Purcell is the other starter with Brockers.

McQuide is a true pro bowler. I was watching special teams tackling drills & he caught my eye. Looked like a stud MLB .
He is not just a snapper . He can get down the field on punts.

 

[shaunpinney]

Louis Trinca-Pasat -- he is a starter no one ever talks about . High motor & was getting time in rotation last year before blowing out his knee I think. He is running around the field like crazy. Gets knocked down & back to his feet to pursue the ball.

He is the type of DT Wade likes .
Mike Purcell is the other starter with Brockers.

McQuide is a true pro bowler. I was watching special teams tackling drills & he caught my eye. Looked like a stud MLB .
He is not just a snapper . He can get down the field on punts.

I agree, LTP & Purcell had stormers too.

Your observation on McQuaide is the same as mine - watching him run down field after a punt was awesome, dude is fast - I've been saying for a while he's been an unsung hero on our ST - I know he's a Pro Bowler, I just think he doesn't get the accolades he deserves from us fans in-house.

 

[DR RAM]

Cassanova, but there were several others. Snead, and Wade nailed the defensive side of the draft.