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dieterbrock said:
You didnt see any of this pub for Hopkins last summer, just sayin...
Let's see if this kid gets the redshirt, I think not
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Yea nothing close to this. This kid looks great, albeit in shorts and against air. But the big thing is how much Stafford loves throwing to big targets in specifically this way. We will see more jump balls and back shoulder throws this year than we did the last 4 years combined. Not a shot at Goff, he just preferred the intermediate timing type routes. Whereas Stafford not only loves to go down the field but he loves to throw the jump ball. Both places Harris can excel in this offense.

The hype train on this kid is picking up steam fast. His hands and overall body control seem to be excellent as well which is a surprise. Wouldn't be shocked to see him get big snaps as a rookie.
 
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Remember, remember that time Joe Klopfenstein made noise in OTA’s? Yeah, me neither.

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CGI_Ram said:
Even if you are the CB and run with Harris that entire route…I am not sure you can defend that pass placement.
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yeah, if I had to be critical I’d say Harris is a bit slow off his last plant and go so he’s not going to beat any CBs there (LBers maybe) but the throw and his smooth use of length will make it so it doesn’t matter against most DBs.
 
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yeah, if I had to be critical I’d say Harris is a bit slow off his last plant and go so he’s not going to beat any CBs there (LBers maybe) but the throw and his smooth use of length will make it so it doesn’t matter against most DBs.
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Yea his release off the LOS definitely needs to improve, but having Kupp, Woods, and DJax around will sure help in that area. But maybe another reason to put him at TE and split him out. You know McVay will know how to get him matched up with a LB or S where he should be able to win.
 
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https://www.therams.com/news/10-observations-from-day-2-of-rams-2021-mini-camp


10 Observations from Day 2 of Rams' 2021 Mini camp​

Jun 09, 2021 at 05:37 PM


Stu Jackson -Staff Writer

THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. – Rams players convened at the team's facility Wednesday for the second day of its mandatory minicamp. Staff writer Stu Jackson shares 10 Observations from the session:
1) Cam Akers staying with 23: Wearing his rookie number for the second-straight day, Akers will remain in that number after initially trying out 3 (what he wore in high school and college).

2) Translating energy: Defensive coordinator Raheem Morris channeled his energetic approach into throwing passes to the defensive backs and later linebackers during drills.

3) Jacob Harris' speed on display: The 6-foot-5, 211-pound rookie tight end had an over-the-shoulder catch deep down the left sideline off a pass from quarterback John Wolford during 7-on-7 work.

4) If Harris' deep catch was the play of the day, rookie wide receiver Ben Skowronek's catch in traffic near the right sideline during the same period was a close second.

5) Quarterback Devlin Hodges had an impressive pass during the same period, rifling a pass over the middle to rookie wide receiver Tutu Atwell.

6) Wouldn't be fair to praise the offense without giving credit to some of the defensive players too. Linebacker Christian Rozeboom showed off his closing speed as he ran to defend running back Raymond Calais after Calais caught a pass from quarterback Bryce Perkins.

7) Rookie cornerback Robert Rochell also had an impressive pass breakup toward the end of 7-on-7 work.

8) Lots of reps for second-year wide receiver Van Jefferson today, who as mentioned before has been called a "major bright spot" this offseason by mcVay.

9) It was good to see a healthy Taylor Rapp on the field. He was moving well.

10) 11-on-11 drills all about mental work. Only a few live throws were made during 11-on-11 work, and Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford told reporters during his post-practice video conference that above-the-neck approach was intentional. "In that period, it's more, let's get the protections adjusted, let's get the runs going off in the right direction," Stafford said.
 
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So according to Jourdan's latest article from today the Thursday practice is in SoFi and free to fans. Who's going?
 
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Merlin said:
So according to Jourdan's latest article from today the Thursday practice is in SoFi and free to fans. Who's going?
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Rams' June 10 Open Practice: What to know before you go

Headed to the Rams' open practice on Thursday, June 10? Here's what you should know before departing for SoFi Stadium.
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Rams' June 10 Open Practice: What to know before you go​

The Rams will be hosting an open practice on Thursday, June 10 at SoFi Stadium, coinciding with the final day of their mandatory minicamp. Fans will hear from head coach Sean McVay, general manager Les Snead, several of their favorite players and more.

Here's what you should know before you go.

Note: Tickets are no longer available to claim. Guests who claimed tickets will have mobile tickets available to download in their Rams Account Manager today (Wednesday). Guests who didn't get a chance to claim a ticket can tune in to theRams.com and the Rams' social channels for coverage from the event.

If you did not pre-purchase parking: Event day parking will be $20. Please note, SoFi Stadium only accepts credit card payment for event day parking fees. Alternatively, ridesharing is another option for fans: Drop off point is 3178 Pincay Dr, Inglewood, CA 90305. Please instruct your driver to follow rideshare signage to drop-off location on Kareem Court.

Before you leave

COVID-19: All guests, regardless of vaccination status, must wear a mask. Please stay home if you are feeling sick or have been in contact with any potential COVID-19 cases. Guests in non-vaccinated seating sections must maintain physical distance from others.

Make sure your mobile ticket is downloaded to your device: This event will be requiring mobile tickets, which are loaded into accounts 24 hours before the event. All guests must present their own ticket to enter, except for children two (2) and under.

Mobile tickets can be downloaded through the Rams app or www.therams.com/am. For additional assistance with mobile tickets, check out our mobile ticket how-to guide.

When you get there

Parking: If available, event day parking will be $20. Please note, SoFi Stadium only accepts credit card payment for event day parking fees. Parking lots will open at 3:00 p.m. If you pre-purchased, be sure to download your parking pass, which will specify your designated zone, to your phone prior to arrival through your Rams Account Manager on the app or www.therams.com/am.

Ridesharing apps: Drop off point is 3178 Pincay Dr, Inglewood, CA 90305. Please instruct your driver to follow rideshare signage to drop-off location on Kareem Court.

Arrival: Stadium entrances will open at 4:00 p.m. Guests are encouraged to allow enough time to park, enter the stadium and find their seat prior to 4:30 p.m., when programming is scheduled to begin.

Seating: Rams Open Practice will have vaccinated and unvaccinated (I.e., socially distanced) seating sections. If you have tickets in a vaccinated section, you must have been fully vaccinated by May 27. You must provide your vaccination card (either physical or digital version) on-site prior to entering the stadium, at which point you will receive a wristband to show you were vaccinated.

Season ticket members: Due to seating options, and this not being a Member exclusive event, you will not receive tickets in your exact season seating location.
Clear Bags: Clear bags will be required. Bags not compliant with NFL guidelines will not be permitted. For more on those guidelines, click here.

Once inside the stadium:

Food & Beverage: Due to COVID-19 restrictions, concessions will be limited. Light, pre-packaged food and water, soda and beer will be available for purchase. Outside food and beverage is not permitted, except for two factory sealed water bottles of 16.9 ounces or less per guest.

Merchandise: Our team store, The Equipment Room at SoFi Stadium, will be open during the event and is located on the south end of the stadium. Two additional merchandise locations will be open on Level 6 North and Level 8 North.

WiFi: Free Wi-Fi is available on the #SoFiStadium network.
For additional information about the Rams' June 10 open practice, check out this FAQ.

Can't make the open practice but want to come to SoFi Stadium for Rams games this season? Visit www.therams.com/tickets to view all ticket and suite options.

More on the stadium's unique features

Wanting to learn more about the stadium's unique features as you get to experience them Thursday? Here are some of the articles covering them:

And be sure to check out the Whose House? Stadium Updates podcast episodes hosted by Voice of the Rams J.B. Long as the stadium was being constructed, which include interviews with Architect Mark Williams and SoFi Stadium & Hollywood Park Chief Technology Officer Skarpi Hedinsson.
 
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LA_Rams_#29 said:
We didn't have these type of OTAs last year due to Covid. Hopkins was on Zoom...lol
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They sure did though, not OTA but in no contact training camp Van Jefferson was the rage, Like Harris is right now
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LA Rams WR Van Jefferson indomitable in training camp

LA Rams WR Van Jefferson is scratching his way to the surface of the depth chart in training camp so far. How long before he gets quality snaps?
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Rams news: Van Jefferson reminds Jared Goff of Cooper Kupp as a rookie

The Los Angeles Rams praised wide receiver Van Jefferson for passing the "Cooper Kupp" test throughout the process of the 2020 NFL Draft.
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dieterbrock said:
They sure did though, not OTA but in no contact training camp Van Jefferson was the rage, Like Harris is right now
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So was Jon Kirksey years ago, no worries, it's early and soon the dog days of summer, this is all we have and I can live with communicating how awesome Harris looks in Shorty Pants!
 
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Looks like people who don't own a smart phone are shit out of luck if they want to attend. (I have a flip phone, and wouldn;'t know how to use a smart phone even if I had one). I have a ticket sitting in my e-mail with no way to get it because I don't own a smart phone.

A big "Fuck You" to the poor and computer illiterate by the Rams.

Any suggestions?

P.S. If they require a smart phone to get into TC, forget camp reports from me.
 
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