Hind site is 20/20. We are where we are. No point in the shoulda coulda. The rams have been pretty good dealing with the unexpected. Lets see how they deal with this.
Hendo leaves practice with hurt thumb
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We still have threads and debates on drafting Greg Robinson
This one isn’t likely to go away for years. Especially if we still don’t have a center and one of the guys drafted after Atwell is a pro bowl player. Unfortunately these things stick.
Next man up! Just drive down the road to the iconic "Randy's Donuts" and pick up some rando 500 pound guy waiting in line for his morning dozen! That's where we will find a road grader lineman on the cheap to open the hole for Funk.
...and Randy's is very close to SoFi. He can be a game day decision.
And I see Creed Humphrey as a future pro bowl player.We still have threads and debates on drafting Greg Robinson
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I really wish I knew what the Rams' thinking is wrt their longterm OL plan. We're all just out here scratching our heads, left to speculate on huge aspects of it. (And most of us are probably traumatized by 2019, starting Noteboom at LG, etc. which makes it worse for everybody.)
Obviously you're not including the games he's gonna miss this year which 17+. Going into year 3 he'll have missed more games than he's played thus making him injury prone. So my math is correct here.
Missing any amount of games is significant. Every game matters.
Travis Etienne having foot surgery, likely to miss entire season....
I'm guessing Carlos Hyde isn't going anywhere...
So Goff, Higbee & Ramsey missed a significant amount of games last year too?
Cmon now
So the Rams were supposed to know he was going to miss the season before the draft??
Good grief, the 1+1=3 math is really not working here
Yea they did. If we have lost those games because the replacement weren't good enough the tone would be different.
No they should've knew that the runningback room is prone to injuries and kept it stocked with talent like they do with the receivers. Especially considering mcvays offense is unstoppable with a good run game.
it is significant considering he was a backup that didn't get that many carries.
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She also mentioned in another tweet that it was a sprain, no ligament damage. So we possibly dodge a bullet.