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Rams News Items From March 5
Rams’ Saffold Expected to Hit Open Market –PD
Although the dialogue continues between the Rams and the agents representing offensive lineman Rodger Saffold, it’s becoming evident that Saffold will not be re-signed by the start of free agency on Tuesday. In fact, one of those agents — Alan Herman — flatly stated that will be the case.
Brinson’s Mock Draft: Rams make bold play for WR/OL combo
Todd McShay’s Top 10 Mock Draft: Mar.6 –Video
Rams Free-Agent Preview: Safety –Wagoner
The Rams bring back both of the safeties who started the majority of their games in 2013. T.J. McDonald is entering his second season after an up-and-down rookie season marred by a leg injury.
Jim Thomas Talks Finnegan, Free Agency and the Draft –Radio Interview
Bernie’s Ram Bytes: Fisher Had to Admit his Mistake on Finnegan
Financially speaking, cornerback Cortland Finnegan was a free-agent bust. The Rams gave Finnegan a five-year deal for $50 million, and though he didn’t get all of that loot, the contract did include $27 million in guarantees.
Rams free-agent preview: Wide receiver –Wagoner
The Rams have one of the youngest groups of wide receivers of any team in the league and that could easily be the case again in 2014. Austin Pettis is the elder statesman of the group, having just finished his third season.
Will Rams Go After Verner to Replace Finnegan? –PD
With the pending release of Cortland Finnegan, the Rams are short on bodies and short on experience at the cornerback position. Finnegan’s departure leaves Janoris Jenkins, Trumaine Johnson, and Brandon McGee as the top three corners on the current roster.
Finnegan Tweets His Release … or Did He? –Balzer
Cornerback Cortland Finnegan was the centerpiece of the Rams’ free-agent additions two years ago after Jeff Fisher was named head coach.
McShay Mock 3.0 Reax: Rams –Wagoner
As we continue rolling along toward the 2014 NFL draft, mock drafts are certain to change and so will the opinions that go along with them. But I believe it’s good to change the mocks because that can give you an idea of the many different scenarios that could play out.
Watkins Shines At Clemson Pro Day –Video
ESPN’s John Clayton On The Finnegan Release –Radio Interview
Rams’ Saffold Expected to Hit Open Market –PD
Although the dialogue continues between the Rams and the agents representing offensive lineman Rodger Saffold, it’s becoming evident that Saffold will not be re-signed by the start of free agency on Tuesday. In fact, one of those agents — Alan Herman — flatly stated that will be the case.
Brinson’s Mock Draft: Rams make bold play for WR/OL combo
Todd McShay’s Top 10 Mock Draft: Mar.6 –Video
Rams Free-Agent Preview: Safety –Wagoner
The Rams bring back both of the safeties who started the majority of their games in 2013. T.J. McDonald is entering his second season after an up-and-down rookie season marred by a leg injury.
Jim Thomas Talks Finnegan, Free Agency and the Draft –Radio Interview
Bernie’s Ram Bytes: Fisher Had to Admit his Mistake on Finnegan
Financially speaking, cornerback Cortland Finnegan was a free-agent bust. The Rams gave Finnegan a five-year deal for $50 million, and though he didn’t get all of that loot, the contract did include $27 million in guarantees.
Rams free-agent preview: Wide receiver –Wagoner
The Rams have one of the youngest groups of wide receivers of any team in the league and that could easily be the case again in 2014. Austin Pettis is the elder statesman of the group, having just finished his third season.
Will Rams Go After Verner to Replace Finnegan? –PD
With the pending release of Cortland Finnegan, the Rams are short on bodies and short on experience at the cornerback position. Finnegan’s departure leaves Janoris Jenkins, Trumaine Johnson, and Brandon McGee as the top three corners on the current roster.
Finnegan Tweets His Release … or Did He? –Balzer
Cornerback Cortland Finnegan was the centerpiece of the Rams’ free-agent additions two years ago after Jeff Fisher was named head coach.
McShay Mock 3.0 Reax: Rams –Wagoner
As we continue rolling along toward the 2014 NFL draft, mock drafts are certain to change and so will the opinions that go along with them. But I believe it’s good to change the mocks because that can give you an idea of the many different scenarios that could play out.
Watkins Shines At Clemson Pro Day –Video
ESPN’s John Clayton On The Finnegan Release –Radio Interview