OFFICIAL 2023 NFL trades, cuts, free agents, and more
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Dude read my mind about this QB and then published it here….Thinkin’ of suing at @AvengerRam ’s advice….
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Wentz as a backup to Stafford only makes sense if Rams are in the hunt and Stafford is out for a game or two. He might win, whereas a rook drafted in the 4th or 5th round probably won't.
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I’m not too familiar with Corral. However I’ve seen Lys Franc injuries end some professional athletes careers. If Reich is so willing to give him up, it makes me wonder why.
However having two backups like Ayden O’Connel and Corral would be a lot better than the Wolford/Perkins duo that the Rams have had the last few years, even if they are just hoping that his injury heals.
Yeah. I had that same thought.
Also… I can’t imagine he’s seen him throw as a Panther? So, hmm…
NFC West ranked as the least competitive division heading into 2023
The NFC West has long been regarded as one of the more competitive divisions in the NFL, especially in the last six years. That probably won’t be the case in 2023, however. The 49ers are the heavy favorites to win the division, with the Rams, Cardinals and Seahawks…
theramswire.usatoday.com
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That’s funnyNFC West ranked as the least competitive division heading into 2023
The NFC West has long been regarded as one of the more competitive divisions in the NFL, especially in the last six years. That probably won’t be the case in 2023, however. The 49ers are the heavy favorites to win the division, with the Rams, Cardinals and Seahawks…theramswire.usatoday.com
Same here. Nobody wants either of those guys back on the team. Another reason, their minimum salary is likely well above a 5th round rookies. Oh, and they suck.
I'd definitely offer a 5th-7th for him. There is a reason he was discussed as a 1st round last year and he's done nothing on the field to prove otherwise. The injury does sink some value, but, we can draft a guy and IR Coral until he's 100%. Always a good idea to take stabs at QB's with high potential.
Lis franc injury? No experience in the NFL what so ever (besides preseason). 3rd round pick in 2022, #94 or just a few slots from a 4th rounder. I'd offer a 6th or a 7th with a provisional 6th or 7th pick in 2024, if he makes the squad, which could be upped to a 5th in 2024 if he plays 120 or more snaps at QB in 2023.
He'd cost us 0.936 against the cap in 2023, 1.178 in 2024 and 1.399 in 2025. Hell if I felt real good about him, I'd make that a provisional 2024 4th round pick with that 6th or 7th for 2023.
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Sounds like fair compensation to me. Especially when you consider what JR got us.
Or realistic, at least according to conventional sports media wisdom. It's the Niners, even with a possible hole at QB until Purdy returns, and not much competition for them.
It really wasn't long ago where they ranked the NFC West as the best division. I'm sorry, but I think the AFC South is inferior personally and last years standings back that up.NFC West ranked as the least competitive division heading into 2023
The NFC West has long been regarded as one of the more competitive divisions in the NFL, especially in the last six years. That probably won’t be the case in 2023, however. The 49ers are the heavy favorites to win the division, with the Rams, Cardinals and Seahawks…theramswire.usatoday.com
SF>JAX
SEA>TEN
LAR>IND
ARI=HOU
EDIT: think I misread it. They are stating that the division with the most heavy favorite at top rather then the strength of division itself. My bad. Still true though lol
Every year those useless projections change. In the beginning of the season the NFC East wasn't thought to be the best division. But Philly started 6-0, the Giants 5-1, Dallas 4-2 and Washington 2-4. They all ended up .500 or better. Philly 14-3, Dallas 12-5, NYG 9-7-1 and Washington 8-8-1. Now they're thought to be the toughest division but I wouldn't lay too much $ on that.
If Rodgers goes to NY, the East will be considered one of the toughest....and they may be. I'm not impressed with either conference's South divisions. Or North's for that matter. East and West in both conferences should be the top 4 divisions. But I wouldn't lay too much $ on that either.
Every player drafted 69th overall in the last 20 years
The Rams hold the 69th pick in the draft this year, which is where is where Cooper Kupp, Tyrann Mathieu and Jason Witten were drafted
Every player drafted 36th overall in the last 20 years
The Rams hold the 36th overall pick this year, which is a draft slot that has yielded 4 All-Pros and 7 Pro Bowlers in the last 20 years
So-- this conclusively proves that the Rams have a better than 50% chance of drafting a Pro Bowler at No. 36. Right?Every player drafted 69th overall in the last 20 years
The Rams hold the 69th pick in the draft this year, which is where is where Cooper Kupp, Tyrann Mathieu and Jason Witten were draftedwww.yahoo.com
Every player drafted 36th overall in the last 20 years
The Rams hold the 36th overall pick this year, which is a draft slot that has yielded 4 All-Pros and 7 Pro Bowlers in the last 20 years
That may be a bit of a stretch, but so long as Snead and company have done their due diligence, we should come out of this with a pretty damn good player.
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Gotta give that whiney bitch ARod a target on his demands list I guess.
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