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I really like this UDFA I hope He sticks to Britt and Baileys hip. Britt to help him with being a big WR and Bailey to help with route running
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I definitely think he could be a "Sleeper" signing for the Rams! Excited to see how he does once camp begins!
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That is a HUGE dood. For a 6'5" receiver, he's THICK... like Kevin White thick...
I would LOVE for a huge guy like that to blow up for the Rams! That would be awesome.
It would really be something in addition to the augmented running game to have Austin and Bailey take the next step and Quick recover and resume his ascent along with Britt's leadership. That leaves room for another WR. It'd be awful hard to say no to a 6'5" beast who is a redzone threat and gives us a triple threat over 6'3" with a tall QB.
Bottom line: There is so much damned potential on this team, it is on this coaching staff to harness it. We HAVE the horses, even if they are young. The Coaching staff has to manage the power. In essence, they have to be the clutch to ensure that the greatest amount of potential energy is delivered to the football field as kinetic energy moving in a forward direction.
I would LOVE for a huge guy like that to blow up for the Rams! That would be awesome.
It would really be something in addition to the augmented running game to have Austin and Bailey take the next step and Quick recover and resume his ascent along with Britt's leadership. That leaves room for another WR. It'd be awful hard to say no to a 6'5" beast who is a redzone threat and gives us a triple threat over 6'3" with a tall QB.
Bottom line: There is so much damned potential on this team, it is on this coaching staff to harness it. We HAVE the horses, even if they are young. The Coaching staff has to manage the power. In essence, they have to be the clutch to ensure that the greatest amount of potential energy is delivered to the football field as kinetic energy moving in a forward direction.
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If we are looking at potential, this guy has to have more than Givens right? I mean the team knows what they have in Givens and what his limitations are. If this guy can do what Givens does, at the very least, then he is worth keeping on the roster over Givens just for the promise of more to come.
