Rams Injury Updates 2020

[Merlin]

i was thinking at the time what kind of scheme ends up with reeder covering mclaurin.

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It was a busted call I think. Reeder was motioning to the safeties prior to the play if it's the one I recall correctly.

 

[Merlin]

Also re: Reeder the guy seems pretty smart, noted him moving guys a bit during the game. He just turns around like a fucking semi lol. And reacts really slow from his drop. There was a play in the game where Williams I think was next to him and the QB throws the ball right in front of both of them. Reeder doesn't really move, Williams is all over it.

I'm sure he's working on it though. Again I like him but he's a depth guy. Oh and also if I'm his coach I'm telling him to drop 10 lbs and let's see how it affects his game. Maybe 15.

 

[jrry32]

It was a busted call I think. Reeder was motioning to the safeties prior to the play if it's the one I recall correctly.

Oh yeah, Reeder was correct there. He was trying to tell one of the DBs to come over and help him.

 

[So Ram]

I would rather have a better tackler in Kiser chasing down Mostert then Reeder.

Reeder plays week in and week out.Kiser just gets more reps when healthy. I think Reeder deserves more respect,but have a post already going on it.

 

[So Ram]

View: https://twitter.com/JourdanRodrigue/status/1316877568876765185

Mcvay said Kiser could go last week.The Rams want to make sure the groin in good to go though.There was no reason to risk him aggravating it any more.

 

[So Ram]

i was thinking at the time what kind of scheme ends up with reeder covering mclaurin.

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he didn’t get much in terms of yards & was just one play. Can you say Washington only had 10 points with Reeder starting? Anyway should have known when I posted a player that deserved (respect) credit for his play.

Anyway will see how much playing time Kiser will get. T.Lewis will be facing T. Williams who will be pissed off Sunday.

 

[CGI_Ram]

Oh and also if I'm his coach I'm telling him to drop 10 lbs and let's see how it affects his game. Maybe 15.

Yeah, I think this might make sense. He’s 245, or at least listed there.

He could play lighter.

 

[So Ram]

Also re: Reeder the guy seems pretty smart, noted him moving guys a bit during the game. He just turns around like a fucking semi lol. And reacts really slow from his drop. There was a play in the game where Williams I think was next to him and the QB throws the ball right in front of both of them. Reeder doesn't really move, Williams is all over it.

I'm sure he's working on it though. Again I like him but he's a depth guy. Oh and also if I'm his coach I'm telling him to drop 10 lbs and let's see how it affects his game. Maybe 15.

I like him more as a thumper.He is a depth guy,but for all the haters? Wade had Reeder playing a lot last season as well.

 

[LARAMSinFeb.]

I like him more as a thumper.He is a depth guy,but for all the haters? Wade had Reeder playing a lot last season as well.

That experience might've benefited him for this year, the way it did some of our o-linemen.

 

[Elmgrovegnome]

I like him more as a thumper.He is a depth guy,but for all the haters? Wade had Reeder playing a lot last season as well.

Kiser was injured. Few options left

 

[BonifayRam]

Polite too.

Fixed it!
As far as I am concerned Snead has the numbers needed to win but finding the best game day foursome of this OLB Cadre is still under construction and ongoing.

 

[BonifayRam]

he didn’t get much in terms of yards & was just one play. Can you say Washington only had 10 points with Reeder starting? Anyway should have known when I posted a player that deserved (respect) credit for his play.

Anyway will see how much playing time Kiser will get. T.Lewis will be facing T. Williams who will be pissed off Sunday.

Would not the Rams HC and OC know the weakness of the 9ers LT rather well?

 

[OldSchool]

View: https://twitter.com/kiser_rollin/status/1317281015279149057

 

[Neil039]

Reeder was in Jim Rome yesterday. He was on point and humble. He was all respect for the play of the front line and how that has impacted his play this year.

 

[BonifayRam]

Reeder was in Jim Rome yesterday. He was on point and humble. He was all respect for the play of the front line and how that has impacted his play this year.

Reeder is a very good reserve MLB'er for this team this season. Considering his college years he was pure OLB'er. Reeder has team first stamped all over him. Baring any further injuries to Micah Kiser , Reeder should do well here for this & next season while Kiser is still our starter & under contract.

Rams do have several UDFA's MLB'ers on the PS that they will attempt to develop up to being a possible starter for 2022 unless they draft another MLB'er on the 3rd final days of the next two drafts. Reeder does do one thing rather well & that's move forward with purpose with striking ability if close.

In truth Reeder will never be anything other than a 2 early down LB'er. Staley sure has a ton of strong safety types available that should be able to take up where Reeder's abilities fall off.

 

[dang]

Reeder reminds me of a Hager. Probably a little more athletic but very similar in skill set.

 

[So Ram]

Would not the Rams HC and OC know the weakness of the 9ers LT rather well?

yeah - so does his own HC. Dude will be playing hard & can be dominate.

 

[shovelpass]

Kiser was injured. Few options left

Hager was too.

 

[oldnotdead]

Speed isn't Reeder's issue. His problem has always been quickness and agility and dropping weight isn't going to help that enough. Dropping weight will limit his versatility. Give the guy a break it's clear he's thinking his way through the season. As he gains experience his reaction time will improve as his ability to read speeds up. I've liked Reeder since he was a rookie and said as much. He's shown himself to be a pretty good rotational guy. His pass coverage skills aren't up to par yet but that is a coachable issue. Both he and Kiser should improve in coverage skills next year as a lot has to do with simply experience. One thing is evident is that Reeder isn't getting washed out of plays as much as last year. That is an example of applying lessons learned from the previous year. It's clear to me Reeder has a bit more upside than Hager. Reeder is a much bigger man than Hager who was an undersized ILB converted from a safety. That said Reeder timed the same in the 40 at 4.6 as Hager.

 

[bubbaramfan]

Gat a picture of Reeder crossing the street the other day.