Second "impact" draft in a row.

[Elmgrovegnome]

I saw the recent article. Sean regrets trading Jared Goff.

Wanna see how easy "interpretation" is?

Maybe he does, maybe he doesn't.

And Whitworth's comments were about what lead up to the trade. Feel free to go back and look at how many practices he didn't take part in.

Did you see what Jones said? They told him not to practice even though his knee was okay. He wanted to practice.

 

[PARAM]

Estimate the need from 1 to 10 in the upcoming draft with 10 being the most needed.

QB - 5
RB - 6
WR - 7* (McVay is always on the lookout for WR weapons)
OL - 5/6
TE - 8
CB - 9
OLB - 3
DT - 5
ILB - 7
S - 4

 

[Ram Ts]

QB - ?
RB - 3/4
OLB - 2/3
WR - 8

 

[DzRams]

Estimate the need from 1 to 10 in the upcoming draft with 10 being the most needed.

QB - 5
RB - 6
WR - 7* (McVay is always on the lookout for WR weapons)
OL - 5/6
TE - 8
CB - 9
OLB - 3
DT - 5
ILB - 7
S - 4

QB - 4 Assuming Stafford is back.
RB - 3
WR - 9 Provided they find a dynamic playmaker for the X position. Zero need if it's more of the same type they have.
OL - Are we retaining AJ? If so, 4. If not, 10.
TE - 6
CB - 9
OLB - 2
DT - 2
ILB - 5
S - 5

 

[Ramstien]

To me the biggest needs are CB, TE, & OL

 

[HitStick]

To me the biggest needs are CB, TE, & OL

I don’t feel OL is the biggest need. I feel that O-Line health is the biggest part of the shortcomings.

That and playing Jonah over Limmer

 

[PhillyRam]

I don’t feel OL is the biggest need. I feel that O-Line health is the biggest part of the shortcomings.

That and playing Jonah over Limmer

OL is a need if you consider they have to spend money or draft capital on LT whether it's paying Jackson or finding someone else.

I also want a big play WR to pair with Nacua considering Kupp may only have a year or two left at best and certainly both of their injury histories are an issue.

I like the Warren kid from PSU for TE. Right now he is considered a high 2nd rounder. So maybe that's a guy you can get with a trade down or trade up. I would prefer more picks, to fill those holes at CB, WR, TE, and maybe a QB prospect that can sit a few years.

 

[OldSchool]

I don’t feel OL is the biggest need. I feel that O-Line health is the biggest part of the shortcomings.

That and playing Jonah over Limmer

OT is a very big need IMO and it escalates depending on what happens with Alaric.

 

[Kupped]

OT is a very big need IMO and it escalates depending on what happens with Alaric.

OT, WR, CB & TE are the biggest draft needs, imo.

 

[HitStick]

OT is a very big need IMO and it escalates depending on what happens with Alaric.

I feel it’s only a need if Jackson walks.

He’s not Pace, but he’s not easily replaceable either. If he’s gone, I’d rethink my position on the matter

 

[fearsomefour]

I feel it’s only a need if Jackson walks.

He’s not Pace, but he’s not easily replaceable either. If he’s gone, I’d rethink my position on the matter

Look at the 2025 FA T's....slim pickings.

 

[OldSchool]

I feel it’s only a need if Jackson walks.

He’s not Pace, but he’s not easily replaceable either. If he’s gone, I’d rethink my position on the matter

Big Rob won't be around for ever he's only signed thru next year. And at 32 he has had an injury this year big guys like that generally start to get more and more. Add to that the only other tackle signed for next year is McClendon and he hasn't been much better than Boom if he's been better at all. We absolutely need an OT even if it isn't a starter we need a backup or two.

 

[Kupped]

Big Rob won't be around for ever he's only signed thru next year. And at 32 he has had an injury this year big guys like that generally start to get more and more. Add to that the only other tackle signed for next year is McClendon and he hasn't been much better than Boom if he's been better at all. We absolutely need an OT even if it isn't a starter we need a backup or two.

Third round pick makes sense here.

 

[PARAM]

I like the Warren kid from PSU for TE. Right now he is considered a high 2nd rounder.

He looks like he could be another Kelce or Andrews. Of course it's hard to predict but he along with those two RBs seems to be the engine of that PSU offense. I like Allar too. He's tough. He can read defenses. He's got a strong arm and he's somewhat mobile.