:shocked:That would be something completely different. RS usually enters pre season injured or is injured in the first game first quarter....so yes lets see if RS can do what he has failed to do for many many seasons....make it through pre season without being injured.
Look guys & gals RS does not stay healthy long he is either #1-injured & playing bad or #2-returning to health & playing poorly or #3- RS is on the IR missing many games after being paid big $$$ to be the mainstay top starting OL'er.
Whatever you or the Org plans for RS remaining on the field & playing good as a long time starter is
NOT going to happen. Any NFL team who would plan on using RS to bring continuity & consistency to the overall OL is IMO living in nothing but hopes & dreams. One thing we know for certain is...... if you plan on RS being a good starter @ ORG or OLG RS will be disappointing & your plan will fall apart real fast. You will not develop & maintain a constant same OL each & every week with a Saffoldas your starter. With Saffold throw that out the window.
One would think after having so many revolving changing OL starters each week season after season that fielding the same OL unit each week would be a priority???????. I would not have RS involved in my OL plans in 2016 as being a starter. He would NOT be in contention for a starting position early in 2016.
If I were making plans as to who was going to be involved with the LEFT OG post ...I am going with Garrett Reynolds, Jamon Brown, Darrell Williams & David Arkin as OLG prospects. Those four can fight it out I see no reason or need for Saffold to be involved.
The RIGHT OG post should have Cody Wichmann, Andrew Donnal, Brian Folkerts & either (Reynolds or Brown)whichever one loose out @ starting OLG to contend to start @ Right OG. Those four can fight it out & once again I see no reason for inserting Saffold into the fray.
I would suspect that Garrett Reynolds will continue to prove to be the best starter as he did last season @ LEFT OG thus Rams will have need of a #1 game day reserve & there is no other Ram OL who would fill this position better than Rodger Saffold. This is a very important spot. RS has starting NFL experience @
four OL posts. It also would allow RS to spend more time with GRob when problems & stress arrive during games.
Perfect. RS's main negatives do not come into play holding down this important position. On top of that it permits RS to get stronger & puts more time between him & those surgeries.