Wow people still won't let that go huh. Nobody in the NFL was going to draft him with those charges looming over him. Once people didn't draft him and he was cleared it became a bidding war. It's really not that hard to figure out but people still have to bring it up to no avail.The only point I can make about the pick is one why not take a risk on Collins from LSU like Dallas did ?? I mean who could agrue the draft selection of The Rams O'line class of 2005.
The upper part being said. Why take that risk when your already loaded with young O'line man,plus you bring him in so late. The Rams would have had to cut him last year if he did Not get injured as well.
We don't play three very much. If at all. 4-2-4.
I wouldn't be so sure about that. Brock already makes a little over 6 million this year under the 5th year option so his agent is probably looking for more than 1-2 million dollar raise. If you look at recent DT deals of players in the same tier as Brock Tyronne Crawford and Damon Harrison are making 9 and 9.25 mil a year respectively. Brock has more career sacks than both and is just as good against the run. Also have to consider Brock is unusually young he is 25 in his 5th season and physical specimen at DT at 6'5 326. The contract Damon Harrison signed last year 5 years for $46.25 ($9.25/year) will be the starting point for negotiations. When you consider Aaron Donald making around 20 mil a year, 10 mil a year for Brocks is a tough pill to swallow
Wow. I had not realized how much DT salaries have risen in the past year. I think you're right. He will be looking for $10 million a year.
FWIWI think we pick up a LB and one of the rookies goes on the practice squad
i have learned how to spell "dookie" and that 4+4+2=10
not bad, i suppose.... , thanks
*Trades Jared Goff for Aaron Rodgers and Green Bay's 1st rounder next year.....
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