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http://theramswire.usatoday.com/2016/08/21/jeff-fisher-updates-injured-wr-bradley-marquezs-status/
The Los Angeles Rams were dealt another injury at the wide receiver position in Saturday night’s 21-20 preseason victory over the Kansas City Chiefs. A week after undrafted free agent Nelson Spruce suffered a knee sprain, we saw second-year receiver Bradley Marquez go down with an ankle injury.
While it looked pretty scary after he went down, head coach Jeff Fisher had some good news on Sunday.
Via Myles Simmons of the team’s official website:
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Fisher: Got good news on Marquez today. He has a chance to get back this week, but if not, can be back in next couple weeks.
5:41 PM - 21 Aug 2016
That’s great news for Marquez, obviously. As a rookie, the UDFA from Texas Tech caught 13 passes for 88 yards in limited action. He’s right there in the mix with the multiple other wide receivers for playing time, but one big benefit of Marquez’s game is that he’s a strong special teams player.
According to Football Outsiders, in 2015 Marquez played on 63.8 percent of the special teams snaps. That fact alone could be a selling point for why Marquez may be nearly a lock for the final 53-man roster.
The Los Angeles Rams were dealt another injury at the wide receiver position in Saturday night’s 21-20 preseason victory over the Kansas City Chiefs. A week after undrafted free agent Nelson Spruce suffered a knee sprain, we saw second-year receiver Bradley Marquez go down with an ankle injury.
While it looked pretty scary after he went down, head coach Jeff Fisher had some good news on Sunday.
Via Myles Simmons of the team’s official website:
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Myles Simmons
✔@MylesASimmons
Fisher: Got good news on Marquez today. He has a chance to get back this week, but if not, can be back in next couple weeks.
5:41 PM - 21 Aug 2016
That’s great news for Marquez, obviously. As a rookie, the UDFA from Texas Tech caught 13 passes for 88 yards in limited action. He’s right there in the mix with the multiple other wide receivers for playing time, but one big benefit of Marquez’s game is that he’s a strong special teams player.
According to Football Outsiders, in 2015 Marquez played on 63.8 percent of the special teams snaps. That fact alone could be a selling point for why Marquez may be nearly a lock for the final 53-man roster.