Who would you like to see returning punts now?

[-X-]

Sadly, we're left with this question. But it still needs to be addressed. Jenkins immediately filled that void, but is that the guy you want handling those duties from here on out? Why/why not?

 

[Memento]

Pead. The guy is shifty, elusive, and he needs to be more involved in the gameplan. The kid's too good to be sitting on the sidelines. And in all honesty, I'm not comfortable with having one of our starting corners back there.

 

[bluecoconuts]

Pead. Pettis doesn't know how to call fair catch, and the others are too important to risk.

 

[superfan24]

I have the feeling that Jenkins will break a big gain every time he touches the ball, but do we want one of our best CB's handling these duties? Idk wouldn't mind seeing pead back there either as long as he can hold onto the ball.

 

[-X-]

Pead. The guy is shifty, elusive, and he needs to be more involved in the gameplan. The kid's too good to be sitting on the sidelines. And in all honesty, I'm not comfortable with having one of our starting corners back there.

That's how I feel.

Exactly.

 

[JdashSTL]

I think it could be a dual role between Pead (he would get the 1st shot) and Givens. Both have been the KR for us. I was suprised that they opted for Jenkins instead last night. I know he can do that but I just didnt think he'd be the next man up in that situation.

 

[MTRamsFan]

Pead. The guy is shifty, elusive, and he needs to be more involved in the gameplan. The kid's too good to be sitting on the sidelines. And in all honesty, I'm not comfortable with having one of our starting corners back there.

That's how I feel.

Exactly.

+1 Me too. I always agree with X. You will never find me arguing with him. :sly:

 

[-X-]

Pead. The guy is shifty, elusive, and he needs to be more involved in the gameplan. The kid's too good to be sitting on the sidelines. And in all honesty, I'm not comfortable with having one of our starting corners back there.

That's how I feel.

Exactly.

+1 Me too. I always agree with X. You will never find me arguing with him. :sly:

You're just setting yourself up for disappointment now. Lol





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[Thordaddy]

I have the feeling that Jenkins will break a big gain every time he touches the ball, but do we want one of our best CB's handling these duties? Idk wouldn't mind seeing pead back there either as long as he can hold onto the ball.

Pretty well the way I see it.
In a hierarchy I go,Jenkins ,Pead, Pettis, not Givens ,little hands don't want his dropping the ball becoming a turnover, I can live with incompletions.
But Jenkins is just what I call a physically smart player, he's zigging when you're still saying "how'd he zag there?"

HOWEVER he's so good a DB I can damn sure see why people want him bubblewraped.

 

[RamFan503]

I voted Jenkins. The way he plays defense I think he is more in danger there than returning punts. He just has an innate sense too. I think he potentially breaks two or three for TDs too. I like him as as dual threat potential game changer.

 

[JdashSTL]

Oh, Nick Miller is available.... :what:

 

[Selassie I]

I hate the Gators ,,, but I'm forced to watch many of their games. I'm an FSU fan... never miss the FSU / fu game.

As a result , I watched JJ dominate for the gators returning punts.

Danny is reliable ,,, but he and everybody else will never be the weapon that JJ can be.

 

[wolfman84]

My vote is Jenkins. I understand the injury concern but you can't play scared. Put your biggest threat out there and let him put some points on the the board you. I think this kid is a threat to take it to the house every time he gets his hands on the ball. Look at it this way, when you face the Cardinals are you hoping to face Patrick Peterson because he might get injured or do you dread seeing him back there receiving our punts?

 

[libertadrocks]

Pead. The guy is shifty, elusive, and he needs to be more involved in the gameplan. The kid's too good to be sitting on the sidelines. And in all honesty, I'm not comfortable with having one of our starting corners back there.

That's how I feel.

Exactly.

I would have voted Pead based on skill, his ball security scares me though so I went in another direction. I voted for Pettis(Im the only one). I think he is the most sure handed and best decision maker of the group. He's not a game breaker, but IMO he wont make mistakes. He was sketchy last year on returns, but he looks like a completely different player this year.

Jenkins could be good, but he likes to take risks and that worries me. Givens has dropped a lot of balls so far too. I know catching a pass and a punt are two different animals, but it just make me comfortable.

 

[bwdenverram]

I think Pead long term but Jenkins for now. I just think Pead is still a little shell shocked at the jump from college. Probably why he went to 3rd on the depth chart at RB. But as much as I like Danny, I think both of them actually have more "bust one" potential then Amendola does.

 

[DR RAM]

I voted for Pead, because he's active and should be more involved. Maybe he can find his mojo, and he was quite a spectacular punt returner in college. I am OK with Jenkins though, and ironically I called for one of these guys to do this before the game started.

 

[Angry Ram]

My vote is Jenkins. I understand the injury concern but you can't play scared. Put your biggest threat out there and let him put some points on the the board you. I think this kid is a threat to take it to the house every time he gets his hands on the ball. Look at it this way, when you face the Cardinals are you hoping to face Patrick Peterson because he might get injured or do you dread seeing him back there receiving our punts?

Yeah plus Danny was the "#1 WR" and he got hurt playin...WR.

But I want Pead to, if he's ready, b/c if anything we can say that another Ram rookie is making an impact.

 

[Dochal]

Pead. The guy is shifty, elusive, and he needs to be more involved in the gameplan. The kid's too good to be sitting on the sidelines. And in all honesty, I'm not comfortable with having one of our starting corners back there.

That's how I feel.

Exactly.

+1 Me too. I always agree with X. You will never find me arguing with him. :sly:

Sycophancy will get you nowhere here...I know, I tried it on his old board... :yeh:

 

[Dochal]

My vote is Jenkins. I understand the injury concern but you can't play scared. Put your biggest threat out there and let him put some points on the the board you. I think this kid is a threat to take it to the house every time he gets his hands on the ball. Look at it this way, when you face the Cardinals are you hoping to face Patrick Peterson because he might get injured or do you dread seeing him back there receiving our punts?

This^...definitely can't play scared. Jenkins had a couple nice returns, and weren't the Rams risking a pretty valuable guy with Amendola back there? So, you put your best option out there and what happens, happens...don't like Pead right now because he hasn't had many touches or much time in game action...and Pettis? Well, I don't particularly like watching the football version of Demolition Derby where the same car gets wrecked over and over again.

 

[Memento]

My vote is Jenkins. I understand the injury concern but you can't play scared. Put your biggest threat out there and let him put some points on the the board you. I think this kid is a threat to take it to the house every time he gets his hands on the ball. Look at it this way, when you face the Cardinals are you hoping to face Patrick Peterson because he might get injured or do you dread seeing him back there receiving our punts?

This^...definitely can't play scared. Jenkins had a couple nice returns, and weren't the Rams risking a pretty valuable guy with Amendola back there? So, you put your best option out there and what happens, happens...don't like Pead right now because he hasn't had many touches or much time in game action...and Pettis? Well, I don't particularly like watching the football version of Demolition Derby where the same car gets wrecked over and over again.

That's why you get him in games. Pead has just as much ability to take it to the house as Jenkins, but he won't be able to show it if he's sitting on the bench. If you've got a playmaker, you can't sit him on the bench because he doesn't have much experience. Putting them in those situations is how they learn.