If Jackson & Bruss can step up next yr, that goes a long way towards fixing the OL.
Did you not watch the video too?
I'm gonna answer for Bubba too since some of y'all think we all have time to watch the video....it's 47 minutes fuckin long man lol. For me, I'm at work and can't watch that shit til much later unless I like not having a job. Much easier to sneak in comments hahaha
The video was posted for a reason. It gives info and depth to the tweet. All these posts worrying about "relying" on something when it's addressed in the post make no sense at all I'm sorry. Ask a question about the tweet and video or assume the worst in your mind. It seems a pretty obvious choice to me sorry I'll never assume people who post actually looked into the info posted.
I get the video was posted but I'm just responding to it so ya understand where I'm coming from so no biggie from me. No need to include any sorries at all. I'm personally definitely not worried but just wanted to provide my reaction to the news. The Rams have plenty of time and moves to make so hence (Allen2McVay loves that word) why I'm reserving judgement.
Yes, this was the best part of what I heard on McVay's comments on the OL. Alaric Jackson (or as McVay calls him AJ) would be one of the "Internal Guys" that they would be leaning on. If I were to project where Jackson stands to start, it's LG or LT. Jackson will be cleared to play!
No doubt that McVay considers both Joseph Noteboom & Brian Allen as his projected starters when the season begins. Still does not change the fact that both of these starters have proved in the last 5 seasons that they both are nothing more than an injury or an Injured Reserve Designation in waiting.
McVay did bring up UFA center Coleman Shelton and RFA OG Chandler Brewer. I bet Shelton will sign with the Seahawks or the 9ers this offseason & not return. Shelton finally had his chance to start but things did not go well for him. He won the RG job very early & practice there till the first regular season game when Allen did what he does best....hurt himself. Inserted back to OC. His PFF rating was decent for all that was ongoing around him. The Rams will need several new centers. Rams will be forced to look @ UFA center veteran Matt Skura hard! Plus one in the Draft.
Yes, this was the best part of what I heard on McVay's comments on the OL. Alaric Jackson (or as McVay calls him AJ) would be one of the "Internal Guys" that they would be leaning on. If I were to project where Jackson stands to start, it's LG or LT. Jackson will be cleared to play!
No doubt that McVay considers both Joseph Noteboom & Brian Allen as his projected starters when the season begins. Still does not change the fact that both of these starters have proved in the last 5 seasons that they both are nothing more than an injury or an Injured Reserve Designation in waiting.
Made it known that he liked what OG Tremayne Anchrum "Internal Guy" showed in his brief cameo appearance. The fact still remains Anchrum has spent most of the last 2 seasons injured on the IR. McVay will lean on him.
McVay did mention RG Logan Bruss but said basically nothing positive (IR'd all season) is also another "Internal Guy" that would be leaned on.
McVay did bring up UFA center Coleman Shelton and RFA OG Chandler Brewer. Seemed to me McVay would look very hard at resigning back Brewer to compete @ OG. I bet Shelton will sign with the Seahawks or the 9ers this offseason & not return. The Rams will need several new centers. Rams will be forced to look @ UFA center veteran Matt Skura hard! Plus one in the Draft.
I would project that the main four OG's Brewer/ Bruss/ Anchrum/ Thomas (who would be an"Internal Guy" too) will be fighting for the 2 open starting OG posts. Brewer will be entering his 4th season @ 26 yr old. What I like about Brewer is his physical stature would make him the largest OG being 6-5 1/2 @ 320/325 lbs.
McVay indicated to me he was very pleased with his signed OT unit (Havenstein/ Noteboom/ Jackson/ Arcuri/ Pircher). I would not look for them to draft any OT's in this upcoming draft. he said that he would first lean on the "Internal Guys".
sports.yahoo.com
| Starter | Backup | Reserve | Reserve | |
| Left guard | David Edwards* | Tremayne Anchrum Jr. | Matt Skura* | |
| Right guard | Coleman Shelton* | Logan Bruss | Chandler Brewer* | Oday Aboushi* |
Rams 2023 free agency preview: Will David Edwards get another shot in LA?
CAMERON DASILVA
Mon, Mar 13, 2023, 11:45 AM CDT
Rams 2023 free agency preview: Will David Edwards get another shot in LA?
Will the Rams bring back David Edwards after a difficult 2022 season?
David Edwards is one of the many offensive linemen hitting free agency for the Los Angeles Rams this season. Unfortunately for Edwards, he’s becoming available after a challenging 2022 season in which he played just four games and missed time with two concussions.
He had issues in pass protection when he was healthy so he’s not entering free agency on a high note, but perhaps the Rams will give him another shot as a potential starter by giving him a one-year deal with play-time incentives.
2022 stats
4 games
PFF grade: 58.2 overall
- 10 pressures allowed
- 3 sacks allowed
- 1 penalty
- 75.6 run-blocking grade
- 27.8 pass-blocking grade
dwards endured a difficult 2022 season in which he played just four games. He missed Week 4 with a concussion, returned in Week 5 and then suffered a second concussion, which landed him on the shelf for the remainder of the year.
When he was healthy, Edwards struggled much more than he did in 2021, particularly in the passing game. He gave up three sacks in just four games and allowed 10 pressures, far too many for a starting guard.
Rams depth chart
*pending free agent
Starter Backup Reserve Reserve Left guard David Edwards* Tremayne Anchrum Jr. Matt Skura* Right guard Coleman Shelton* Logan Bruss Chandler Brewer* Oday Aboushi*
Positional need: Medium
The tough part about the guard position for the Rams is that they have depth but not a lot of high-end talent. They can get by with the players they have, including Bruss, Anchrum and maybe even Joe Noteboom or Alaric Jackson, depending on who starts at left tackle, but it’s not the strongest group of guards.
It’s still a significant position of need because “getting by” isn’t enough in the NFL, but they’ve drafted and brought in players at that spot in the past. They just need to play better.
Prediction: Leaves in free agency
With his struggles in 2022 and injury history beyond just the concussions, I think the Rams will go in a different direction at guard. They want to give their top draft pick in 2022, Bruss, a shot to start after he tore his ACL. They’re also confident in Anchrum and have Jackson and Noteboom up front with their position flexibility.
Edwards’ market probably won’t be all that strong, so it’s possible he returns on a cheap one-year deal, but a split could be coming this offseason.
Feel sorry for you you g whippersnappers still slaving for the $$$
I'm ready to move on from Edwards, I was looking forward to giving Anchrum a chance last season because I think he'd be good and then immediately went down. Bruss looked bad before he tore his ACL... reason why he tore his ACL was he was getting beat so bad he leg whipped himself out of the season... but hopefully that was just rookie issues. I'm hoping a combo of Bruss, Anchrum, or Jackson (depending on who is our LT) can handle the guard duties. I'd like to draft another IOL somewhere in the draft if not two though.Rams 2023 free agency preview: Will David Edwards get another shot in LA?
CAMERON DASILVA
Mon, Mar 13, 2023, 11:45 AM CDT
Rams 2023 free agency preview: Will David Edwards get another shot in LA?
Will the Rams bring back David Edwards after a difficult 2022 season?
David Edwards is one of the many offensive linemen hitting free agency for the Los Angeles Rams this season. Unfortunately for Edwards, he’s becoming available after a challenging 2022 season in which he played just four games and missed time with two concussions.
He had issues in pass protection when he was healthy so he’s not entering free agency on a high note, but perhaps the Rams will give him another shot as a potential starter by giving him a one-year deal with play-time incentives.
2022 stats
4 games
PFF grade: 58.2 overall
- 10 pressures allowed
- 3 sacks allowed
- 1 penalty
- 75.6 run-blocking grade
- 27.8 pass-blocking grade
dwards endured a difficult 2022 season in which he played just four games. He missed Week 4 with a concussion, returned in Week 5 and then suffered a second concussion, which landed him on the shelf for the remainder of the year.
When he was healthy, Edwards struggled much more than he did in 2021, particularly in the passing game. He gave up three sacks in just four games and allowed 10 pressures, far too many for a starting guard.
Rams depth chart
*pending free agent
Starter Backup Reserve Reserve Left guard David Edwards* Tremayne Anchrum Jr. Matt Skura* Right guard Coleman Shelton* Logan Bruss Chandler Brewer* Oday Aboushi*
Positional need: Medium
The tough part about the guard position for the Rams is that they have depth but not a lot of high-end talent. They can get by with the players they have, including Bruss, Anchrum and maybe even Joe Noteboom or Alaric Jackson, depending on who starts at left tackle, but it’s not the strongest group of guards.
It’s still a significant position of need because “getting by” isn’t enough in the NFL, but they’ve drafted and brought in players at that spot in the past. They just need to play better.
Prediction: Leaves in free agency
With his struggles in 2022 and injury history beyond just the concussions, I think the Rams will go in a different direction at guard. They want to give their top draft pick in 2022, Bruss, a shot to start after he tore his ACL. They’re also confident in Anchrum and have Jackson and Noteboom up front with their position flexibility.
Edwards’ market probably won’t be all that strong, so it’s possible he returns on a cheap one-year deal, but a split could be coming this offseason.
