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Kendricks is in reality our 6th CB after Ramsey, Hill, Rochell, Long and DeCobie. There's a whole lot being made about a guy who may never be active on gameday IMO.My ideal scenario is Kendricks locking up the slot. That allows Ramsey to stay outside the hashes. Rochell takes the opposite hash. Then you have Hill on certain sub looks depending on opponent, as well as great depth to replace any spot.
I wouldn't want Kendricks outside the hash with his lack of long speed. Rochell is a long gazelle type athlete so they gotta get him ready for that perimeter, I think him being out there is our best case scenario as we'd have two big perimeter corners who are sized for the larger wideouts teams are getting every year. And Kendricks gives you the dangerous cover guy in the slot with those ball skills meaning when QBs throw up ducks at their slot receiver there's gonna be some fear.
Solid signing for us and knows the system. We should be fine at CB now with the rook+Hill.
OldSchool,Kendricks is in reality our 6th CB after Ramsey, Hill, Rochell, Long and DeCobie. There's a whole lot being made about a guy who may never be active on gameday IMO.
Meh. WA (said WAAAAAAAHHHHH!!!) fans upset because the Ducks have been throttling them for the last couple decades. Unfortunately, you walk through the park around the space needle and it is truly flooded with crap. Sadly, those huge shits are not from "dawgs" - or are they?Basically, the place (Oregon/Portland area) is flooded with duck crap - by fair-weather fans, for the University of Northern California (AKA, UO). Many of my friends/acquaintances went to Oregon State... it is just a running jab we take at the duck folks...
Hang on - let me ask Steven Jackson or Johnny Hekker who I should follow??!!??!
Got my wires crossed on Durant/Kendricks there and then realized it but couldn't find my post because I had made so many. Glad someone quoted it.Kendricks is in reality our 6th CB after Ramsey, Hill, Rochell, Long and DeCobie. There's a whole lot being made about a guy who may never be active on gameday IMO.
It certainly buys the Rams time. I don’t know where his game is at now, but the Troy Hill who left the Rams was better than both Long and Rochell were last year, and probably better than an incoming rookie.
By year’s end? Who knows.
Well... Gotta hands it to Phil knight for investing in the ducks.... The Reeser family hasn't done same for the beavers... But, they ain't Nike.Meh. WA (said WAAAAAAAHHHHH!!!) fans upset because the Ducks have been throttling them for the last couple decades. Unfortunately, you walk through the park around the space needle and it is truly flooded with crap. Sadly, those huge shits are not from "dawgs" - or are they?
I watched the Ducks before they turned the corner. That fan base has always been nuts. And they travel better than Husky fan. Oh... and Eugene is quite a step away from Portland - though both have become shit holes of late.
I believe Knight was one of the top donors (if not the top donor) to OSU at one point.Well... Gotta hands it to Phil knight for investing in the ducks.... The Reeser family hasn't done same for the beavers... But, they ain't Nike.
I didn't grow up out here, so other than the fact I live here now, I really have no irons in the fire
I live out in the country... Avoiding Portland altogether. But Portland and Seattle are both dumpster fires....
Not a coincidence. Jourdan talked about it a few times. The coaches thought that Williams could handle Troy Hills role in the defense. That’s why they were willing to let Hill leave.Could be a coincidence but...
Williams and Ramsey both had worse seasons after Hill left
Looks like Hill’s contract runs through ‘24I would like some help/clarification on this process:
1) the Rams let Hill walk and received a comp pick. What was it and who did the Rams get for that pick?
2) the Rams traded a pick for Hill. Was it the same round as the comp pick? Did they have to give up anything else?
3) If Hill leaves again after this season, the Rams can pick up another comp pick, right?
Hmm. Sounds like we can be right back where we were when Hill left the first time and all it will cost is his salary for this season, which is less than it was last year and the Rams can be looking at another comp pick to replace the pick that was traded for him.
Is this correct?
If Hill stays with us for two more years and finishes his contract it is unlikely he'd get another contract big enough to give us a comp pick again but it's a nice thought.I would like some help/clarification on this process:
1) the Rams let Hill walk and received a comp pick. What was it and who did the Rams get for that pick?
2) the Rams traded a pick for Hill. Was it the same round as the comp pick? Did they have to give up anything else?
3) If Hill leaves again after this season, the Rams can pick up another comp pick, right?
Hmm. Sounds like we can be right back where we were when Hill left the first time and all it will cost is his salary for this season, which is less than it was last year and the Rams can be looking at another comp pick to replace the pick that was traded for him.
Is this correct?
One of our 6th round picks this year would have to look in more detailI would like some help/clarification on this process:
1) the Rams let Hill walk and received a comp pick. What was it and who did the Rams get for that pick?
2) the Rams traded a pick for Hill. Was it the same round as the comp pick? Did they have to give up anything else?
3) If Hill leaves again after this season, the Rams can pick up another comp pick, right?
Hmm. Sounds like we can be right back where we were when Hill left the first time and all it will cost is his salary for this season, which is less than it was last year and the Rams can be looking at another comp pick to replace the pick that was traded for him.
Is this correct?
FWIW I also want to communicate that I thought David Long did improve after his benching as he came back against the Cardinals when many were hit by COVID and after that game did seem to improve and gain confidence. Long had a big Interception against Arizona for a TD in the playoff game and again I felt did improve his game.Once again this move indicates to me just how great of a GM Snead is from my perspective...Snead made
David Long 2019 3rd rd pick is primarily a reserve Nickle Back has been slow to come up to par and started 5 gms in 3 seasons.
31yr old corner Troy Hill sure did change that room a lot with his 84 NFL games worth of experience plus Troy came at a very nice Econo price.