Who said zero? I gave him at least a 1% contribution. If it's ridiculous to believe a quasi-OC doesn't affect the offense much, then I'll agree. We disagree. Let's see if he brings in somebody who we'd expect to have a considerable say. Or will it be another coffee expert with limited experience in the NFL?
Raheem Morris discussion thread
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Looking at the success of the McVay tree, I don't think he does everything although I'm sure he has the final decision.
BonifayRam
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Rams PFF Grades: Who were LA’s worst players in 2022?
The shortcomings of Bobby Evans aren’t a surprise, but other grades lend concerns towards a rookie
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Rams worst three grades on defense:
#1 - Derion Kendrick, CB: 43.7
View: https://twitter.com/i/status/1577106588498001921
Kendrick was targeted in coverage 56 times this season according to PFF tracking, which was the fourth highest total on the defense.
The good news is that he was battle tested, and he faced over twice the number of passes that fellow rookie Cobie Durant did (25). The bad news is that teams weren’t afraid to go after Kendrick, and they probably looked for him as a mismatch in coverage.
Let's put this in proper perspective....The Good News is, because he stinks teams threw at him a ton and he now knows what to expect.
I'll put it this way, he's a rookie and if I see improvement come preseason than fine, but quite frank I don't think you will see it and if not unlike Kolone & Bobby Evans, I'm hoping the Rams go in another direction.
BonifayRam
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Agree fully saw nothing from him that would make me think he is a DB that will improve this secondary in 2023. Usually, I get flashed on some snaps of what is under the engine but I observed nothing from this 2022 6th rd selection other than what I would describe as a new Yogo.
2023 secondary will be in for changes in TC ...whomever the DB coach is will need to find out if he has a deep safety with any game experience. The Rams will have the often-injured slow-footed 4th yr safety Jordan Fuller might be ready to step in for the SS Taylor Rapp post.
2022 7th rd pick Russ Yeast progressed nicely throughout his rookie season in cameo snaps & might be the leading deep safety prospect. Quentin Lake was injured for TC & over half of the regular season & saw 11 snaps. In those few snaps, he looked slower than molasses.
My negative thoughts on OL'er Bobby Evans at OG go far back to the beginning of his 2nd preseason. Once again Evans @ OG was a walking vacancy @ OG even in early 2020. However, my thoughts on Evans at RT were positive at that same time.
brucebruce
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BonifayRam
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I hope that Brown goes to Houston as HC & Morris ends up @ Indy as HC.
Why ?&&@ anyway I get it,but a team can only have so many comp pick allowed.
I really didn't feel positive about Evans at RT. Early on he was okay, but from that point forward IMHO, in preseason regardless if he was at Guard or Tackle, he was not good and that was against 2nd & 3rd stringers.
Rams PFF Grades: Who were LA’s worst players in 2022?
The shortcomings of Bobby Evans aren’t a surprise, but other grades lend concerns towards a rookie
Rams worst three grades on defense:
#1 - Derion Kendrick, CB: 43.7
View: https://twitter.com/i/status/1577106588498001921
Kendrick was targeted in coverage 56 times this season according to PFF tracking, which was the fourth highest total on the defense.
The good news is that he was battle tested, and he faced over twice the number of passes that fellow rookie Cobie Durant did (25). The bad news is that teams weren’t afraid to go after Kendrick, and they probably looked for him as a mismatch in coverage.
And on the offensive side - Evans and Kolone lead the pack with high PFF scores in the high 20s
Woo - we had a hell of an OL when those two were playing next to each other
Pretty sure they can hire a coach at any time provided they've satisfied the Rooney rule, and that the coach isnt currently working for a team in the playoffs
BonifayRam
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Yes and no.
View: https://twitter.com/AlbertBreer/status/1326270654790983686?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1326270654790983686%7Ctwgr%5E93853d6610860ea8a7765d6aa4dc197ae8b7a32b%7Ctwcon%5Es1_&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fbleacherreport.com%2Farticles%2F2917386-nfl-to-award-teams-3rd-round-draft-picks-for-advancement-of-minorities
The NFL Rule on the specific "Compensatory Draft Selection Awards" is Four. This is where you are correct this is the limit.
The NFL’s "Diversity Rule" involving the "Promotions of Minorities to an HC or GM" is a completely separate rule that was proposed & implemented later. In this subject, the "Compensatory Draft Selection Awards" do not have any connection or involvement to the above rule. In this case, the NFL has set NO limits!
brucebruce
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Raheem needs to get a gig asap before the DC to HC option craters given the groundswell of belief that DCs do not make the choices for HCs in today's offensive-minded NFL. DCs values as a HC are dropping faster than Plaid Teslas.
Demeco Ryans is going to interview in most of the openings, so I doubt anything will be announced "soon" where Morris is a candidate.
23 coaching hires 2019-2022, 17 offensive, 6 defensive.....9 and 3 the last couple of years.
brucebruce
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How so? Ryans is one of the top candidates, Quinn may get the Denver gig and Philly's Gannon is gaining some traction
Butface might get the Sencer job. Quinn curious.
TB12 to the raiders ?
Raheem let’s hope he gets the Indy gig ?