Simpson is the pick at 13 confirmed no trade back!
Only if he's using major deflection techniques.
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Only if he's using major deflection techniques.
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And confirmed…there are a number of guys they are looking at pick 13!
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Notice how he didn't mention Lemon's name... hmmm....Simpson is the pick at 13 confirmed no trade back!
What a colossal waste of time to have any coach or GM interviewed this time of year and ask anything regarding any player in the draft.
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1. Omar Cooper Jr. WR, Indiana
2. Monroe Freeling, OT, Georgia
3. Jordyn Tyson, WR, Arizona State
You know, we banter about a bunch of various players in these threads...and I see good qualities in all of them.
This tells me (if it were up to me) that the Rams should trade back and still get a very good player. I wouldn't trade back too far - maybe only 4-6 spots if possible and I'd still be pleased with the result.
But as was mentioned - McVay might have a specific player at 13 he thinks he could get...or that's where he feels the cutoff is for the top guys.
This tells me (if it were up to me) that the Rams should trade back and still get a very good player. I wouldn't trade back too far - maybe only 4-6 spots if possible and I'd still be pleased with the result.
But as was mentioned - McVay might have a specific player at 13 he thinks he could get...or that's where he feels the cutoff is for the top guys.
Mina Kimes presents Jordyn Tyson and Kenyon Sadiq as the only options for the Rams to Brett Kollman in her first mock draft and he picks Sadiq over Tyson for the 13th overall selection. He later selects Tyson over Avieon Terrell for the Jets with the 16th overall pick.
Also, Omar Cooper, Jr. was chosen over Denzel Boston at 24th overall for the Browns. Kollman describes Boston as making spectacular catches as a big X receiver on the outside and studying Rome Odunze while both were at Washington in order to emulate him a bit, but espouses praise upon Cooper, Jr. by calling him a Sean McVay big slot weapon who dominates on the inside much like Puka Nacua does for the Rams. He goes on to cite how smart he is in doing the little things to make it as easy as possible for his quarterback to throw to him. While both excel in getting yards after the catch as physical receivers who catch everything, I feel OCJ does so by making defenders completely miss him more while Nacua does his thing by being harder to bring down in carrying multiple defenders for extra yardage towards the tale end of plays.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=asN5IrDuK0w&t=1599s
Also, Omar Cooper, Jr. was chosen over Denzel Boston at 24th overall for the Browns. Kollman describes Boston as making spectacular catches as a big X receiver on the outside and studying Rome Odunze while both were at Washington in order to emulate him a bit, but espouses praise upon Cooper, Jr. by calling him a Sean McVay big slot weapon who dominates on the inside much like Puka Nacua does for the Rams. He goes on to cite how smart he is in doing the little things to make it as easy as possible for his quarterback to throw to him. While both excel in getting yards after the catch as physical receivers who catch everything, I feel OCJ does so by making defenders completely miss him more while Nacua does his thing by being harder to bring down in carrying multiple defenders for extra yardage towards the tale end of plays.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=asN5IrDuK0w&t=1599s
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