Rams' Mark Barron: No practice yet this week

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Snaz said:
He's been playing with the injury for 3 weeks.
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It's the NFL everybody is playing with injuries for 16 weeks. Not all of them show up on the injury report as not practicing because of them though.
 
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As for Barron. Tape it up and have him play with a club instead of a hand.

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nighttrain said:
Davis ran 4.3something on his pro day at home
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Not to argue, my point really was that Davis is very fast and athletic. Faster at his pro day than the regional combine. But for Davis fans, here's an interesting draft summary from from NFL.com:

At Texas Tech's pro day, Davis ran the 40-yard dash in 4.42 and 4.41 seconds. He had a 41 1/2-inch vertical and 10-foot-3 broad jump. His short shuttle time was 4.00 seconds and he had a 6.78-second three-cone drill. He had 15 lifts of 225 pounds on the bench press.

After witnessing Davis' workout at the Super Regional Combine at Cowboys Stadium, NFL.com and NFL Network analyst Bucky Brooks wrote: It's hard to find big, physical safeties with speed and movement skills. Davis was not only one of the most impressive athletes in attendance, but he was routinely cited as the highest-rated prospect in the building by several scouts. He certainly didn't disappoint evaluators by putting together a solid overall performance. Davis clocked 40 times in the mid-4.4-second range and continued to pop with impressive measurements in the vertical (41.5 inches) and broad jumps (10-foot-3). Most impressively, Davis showed exceptional change-of-direction quickness in the pro-agility shuttle and three-cone drills as well as during his positional workout. Davis smoothly executed turns and transitions while displaying better-than-anticipated balance and body control for a guy his size (6-2, 203 pounds). He also showed outstanding ball skills, awareness and hands in drills. With defensive coordinators searching for guys capable of matching up with the big-bodied receivers and tight ends dominating the NFL, Davis will certainly garner strong consideration as a potential mid-round selection.
 
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I think Cody Davis was a late round pick, dont get wrong, i really like Davis, always have
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Last year was the fastest clocked player at over 23 mph per GPS shoulder pads chips the players wear... It was on the scoreboard at times last year. Since he wasn't carrying the ball, the NFL didn't advertise it.
 
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Incidently did anyone see Mack last night? Beast. Maybe we move Og inside? It's not like he's been effective as a pass rusher on the outside anyway?
 
I am pretty sure I saw Barron grab his hand and asked to get taken out of last weeks contest, and then he cam right back in. He played with it hurt for most of the second half. He will go tomorrow.
 
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With the bye week coming up would be very surprised to see Barron inactive on sunday.
 
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