Early Thoughts on NFL Draft

  • To unlock all of features of Rams On Demand please take a brief moment to register. Registering is not only quick and easy, it also allows you access to additional features such as live chat, private messaging, and a host of other apps exclusive to Rams On Demand.
jrry32

jrry32

Rams On Demand Sponsor
Rams On Demand Sponsor
Joined
Jan 14, 2013
Messages
30,531
Memphis Ram said:
@dieterbrock
@jrry32

Must admit, if McVay could run some form of the RGIII offense with this kid it would be kinda exciting.


View: https://youtu.be/eAAoJLMMBrY?si=qGZNPiwP7vzvTe9c
Click to expand...

The kid has some major shortcomings. Mentally, he's not there yet. May never get there. But if he falls far enough, I'd certainly take my chances. Give him some time to learn, start him out with an offense that simplifies reads, and use his legs to compensate in the short term for the shortcomings in the passing game.

Jalen Hurts did not look good in his second season as a college starter. Even got benched for a true freshman Tua in the national title game. He eventually figured it out. Milroe may too. And if he does, he's an even better physical talent than Hurts.
 
Ram_Rally

Ram_Rally

Rams On Demand Sponsor
Rams On Demand Sponsor
Joined
Aug 15, 2014
Messages
6,359
Somebody who will know better than me, please help. Josh Simmons is listed at 310. Doesn't that feel light for a left tackle?
 
fanotodd

fanotodd

Diehard
Rams On Demand Sponsor
Joined
Jun 2, 2013
Messages
2,396
Name
Fanotodd
Memphis Ram said:
Former NFL Scout Bryan Broaddus has been told by a current scout that player #15 in this draft could have the same rating as player #50.
Click to expand...
What exactly does that mean?
If the Rams select a guy at #26 who fits in that range, does it evoke jubilation or disappointment?

I’m not overly concerned at this point regarding the Rams first selection because of where he is ranked—whether it’s by one of us armchair GMs, or the “professional” armchair GMs. My concern is simply whether or not the Rams got a really good player. That sounds obvious, but ideally you want more than just a good player in the 1rst round, you want an above average starter. If the Rams can do that in a draft that supposedly has only 15 high end players, I’m good because I doubt the top 15 players from this draft are gonna be mostly comprised of the consensus top 15 and if the Rams select outside of that consensus there will be the predictable second guessing and low draft grades.
 
Memphis Ram

Memphis Ram

Legend
Joined
Jun 26, 2010
Messages
8,012
fanotodd said:
What exactly does that mean?
If the Rams select a guy at #26 who fits in that range, does it evoke jubilation or disappointment?

I’m not overly concerned at this point regarding the Rams first selection because of where he is ranked—whether it’s by one of us armchair GMs, or the “professional” armchair GMs. My concern is simply whether or not the Rams got a really good player. That sounds obvious, but ideally you want more than just a good player in the 1rst round, you want an above average starter. If the Rams can do that in a draft that supposedly has only 15 high end players, I’m good because I doubt the top 15 players from this draft are gonna be mostly comprised of the consensus top 15 and if the Rams select outside of that consensus there will be the predictable second guessing and low draft grades.
Click to expand...

I took in light of draft strategy and the potential trades in the first round.

Teams may want to get up into the top 10 or 15 or so for a blue chip rated player and may find more difficultly in moving around in the latter half of the 1st round because so many red chip rated players are rated evenly.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Top Bottom