Not true.
Hard to find much info on Lucas, our current top reserve at T. Here’s an article:
Brown is the weakest link on the line.
Yeah he was so solid at RT last preseason they moved him back to G.
The real truth here is the six current Ram depth reserve OL'ers are 2 UDFA's & 4 WWC's. Add in that the Rams 2018 draft has 8 rounds but they are mostly very small low bang ammo rounds that work in a cap gun. Rams OL depth could easily be the Rams 2018 Achilles.
Man Bonifay, do you have to be such a downer?I like Jamon Brown ...a lot! JB will go into this 208 TC as the starter First time event. As pointed out above JB did not spend much time @ RG until late pre season. Based on the above I would expect that JB now entering his 4th NFL season & contract year....should have a banner 2018 season for us. Like wise Rob Havenstein will enter TC fully healthy & has concreted himself @ the starting RT post. Once again first time event for big Rob. This right side should be trending upward & ascending in positive overall on field performance. The veteran side (over 30 side) of Sullivan (33 yrs old) -Saffold (30 yr old) -Whitworth (36 yr old) I just hope they can give the same performance as they did in 2017 & that would be wonderful but I would not bet :notsure: that will happen again.
Currently the Rams OL depth appears to be in fair condition @ one position center. There will be serious big issues :eek:for the Rams offense if a OT or OG has an early IR event.
I do agree though that the Oline need a little help, but compared to other teams, we're really not that bad off. For some reason Oline depth is a league wide problem. But between Austin, Neary, Eldrenkamp, Lucas, the draft, and any the Rams can pick up off wavers or direct releases between now and the beginning of the season, I think we'll all be pleasantly surprised. Just have a little faith there friend
Sorry ReekofRams Ram history has learned me different. I have been a serious Ram fan since around 1966. I have sat & seen the perpetual damage that poor past Rams OL's have done to ruin many seasons.Man Bonifay, do you have to be such a downer?
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Got you beat by two years. Been a ram fan since 64. And in the process I've seen a lot of bad football from the rams, but I've also seen some pretty good teams. And the Rams have had some amazing olines over the years. Saul, Mack, Slater, Newberry. Slaton, and others.Sorry ReekofRams Ram history has learned me different. I have been a serious Ram fan since around 1966. I have sat & seen the perpetual damage that poor past Rams OL's have done to ruin many seasons.
Our very good & getting better young QB will only be successful if we can give him optimum protection. Many here may elect & want to dismiss Goff 's issues with ball control & handling when he is under moderate amount of pressure....much less when he is being molested. Goff is a liability when not protected. Sorry I can not agree with your statement "need a little help"
I was at where I am now, Pocatello Idaho, where the hunting is good and the fish is biting. Basically I'm in the spud state, the potato king. When I was growing up in the sixties tv was all about rabbit ears, and sometimes I was the rabbit ears. But my brothers who were 14 and 15 years older than I was sent to a brand new high school and it was called highland high and yes they were called the Rams. That when at the tender age of 4 started liking the Los Angeles Rams.
Your right we did loose our best receiver for 3 games. The only long term IR event that I can recall was the loss of TE Temarrick Hemingway who was a back up. By far the biggest blow to our offense was the final 3 game loss of Greg Zuerlein IMO That really hurt in the game planning for the Falcons gm.
