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Unless the WR can't block at all, give me the better receiver over the guy who blocks better.
If he offered more than what they already have in Givens and Austin, I'd probably agree.
Unless the WR can't block at all, give me the better receiver over the guy who blocks better.
IMO, Moore > Britt, too. However, for a team that plans to run the football, Britt's size/blocking is a better fit.
Didn't think about that. But Denarius Moore run blocking > Kenny Britt b/c he would actually make the team lol.
Denarius, Tavon, Stedman, Brian Quick, Chris Givens, Jared Cook, Lance Kendricks.
That's a great group of players with different skill sets.
Austin Pettis would be the odd man out.
I want Demoff to sprinkle some magic salary cap dust on this roster and somehow swing a deal to bring in Andre Johnson. There usually aren't many older players that i like to bring on board during a rebuilding project...but we're heading into Fisher's third season, and while the youth at WR still needs some seasoning, adding a veteran like AJ would instantly make a guy like Tavon Austin a superstar...not to mention his ability to open things up for Sam.
Ok ok...back down to Earth. Come on Quick(or Britt). We're counting on you!
So you would rather take the inferior receiver that blocks better?
My only real interests in this article is in ......
4. Michael Roos, OT, Titans: When the Titans surprisingly selected Taylor Lewan at No. 11 overall, speculation immediately surfaced that Roos would hit the trading block. Roos, 31, is set to earn over $6 million in the final year of a six-year, $43 million deal as the anchor of Tennessee's offensive line. Much like the Flowers situation, his salary is an obstacle to a trade.
This OT has played both ORT & OLT for Fisher. he routinely ranked year after year around 10 to 15 OLT. If The Titans want to trade or release Roos. Fisher having full knowledge of this OT and his durability throughout his 9 NFL seasons add to the fact the Rams have had their starting OT's go down to injury & miss large chunks of games or IR'd SEVEN times the last two seasons. Fisher presently does not have a swing OT without yanking a starting OG! I say the Rams will need Roos services this season many time if things go the usual way here in Stlouis with OL injuries.
If you say we can not afford Roos ......If the 3 centers outside Wells .....Tim Barnes, Barrett Jones & the newly drafted center Demetrius Rhaney can take over the center post duties ....then the releasing of Wells can produce around 4.5 million instantly. The other 1.5 million should be possible thru restructuring some of the Ram big money players. Here the key for this consideration .....Having a well established OT Roos on board would permit Rodger Saffold & Greg Robinson to remain as our massive OG duo.
My only real interests in this article is in ......
4. Michael Roos, OT, Titans: When the Titans surprisingly selected Taylor Lewan at No. 11 overall, speculation immediately surfaced that Roos would hit the trading block. Roos, 31, is set to earn over $6 million in the final year of a six-year, $43 million deal as the anchor of Tennessee's offensive line. Much like the Flowers situation, his salary is an obstacle to a trade.
This OT has played both ORT & OLT for Fisher. he routinely ranked year after year around 10 to 15 OLT. If The Titans want to trade or release Roos. Fisher having full knowledge of this OT and his durability throughout his 9 NFL seasons add to the fact the Rams have had their starting OT's go down to injury & miss large chunks of games or IR'd SEVEN times the last two seasons. Fisher presently does not have a swing OT without yanking a starting OG! I say the Rams will need Roos services this season many time if things go the usual way here in Stlouis with OL injuries.
If you say we can not afford Roos ......If the 3 centers outside Wells .....Tim Barnes, Barrett Jones & the newly drafted center Demetrius Rhaney can take over the center post duties ....then the releasing of Wells can produce around 4.5 million instantly. The other 1.5 million should be possible thru restructuring some of the Ram big money players. Here the key for this consideration .....Having a well established OT Roos on board would permit Rodger Saffold & Greg Robinson to remain as our massive OG duo.
IMO, there's no chance the Titans move Roos. But, even if they wanted to, I'd say the team can't afford Roos due to the compensation that would be necessary to acquire his services. Even though he'll be 32 this year, I'd bet the Titans would still want a 1st rounder for him.
Didn't think about that. But Denarius Moore run blocking > Kenny Britt b/c he would actually make the team lol.
Denarius, Tavon, Stedman, Brian Quick, Chris Givens, Jared Cook, Lance Kendricks.
That's a great group of players with different skill sets.
Austin Pettis would be the odd man out.
Moore isn't very physical. And I don't recall Bruce effectively blocking LBs like Britt and Quick can.
That would be a ridiculous request. A first rounder for a 31 year old OT? Marshall only brought a second round pick. I bet Roos would net a 4th in a trade. There aren't many teams starving for an OLTright now, not enough to give up a top pick for one.
Now if he were released, wouldn't the teams with the worse records have first dibs on him? Or would he be a true free agent? The NFL awards waived players to teams. Or isnt a waiver the same as a release?
Is Moore's blocking bad? I remember Bruce being a great blocker and he was the same size if not smaller than Moore.
This usually comes up when any trade is pondered, and it needs to be mentioned that this is not normal compensation for a pick like Marshall.Marshall only brought a second round pick.
I wouldn't replace Pettis with Moore, but I would replace Pettis with andre johnson.
This usually comes up when any trade is pondered, and it needs to be mentioned that this is not normal compensation for a pick like Marshall.
Unfortunately, he was regarded as a complete and total diva over in Indy, and fortunately for us, he grew up once he came here. But that definitely drove his value down.
Oh, I agree that if you're trading a 1st rounder for someone, he needs to be young and full of potential. I don't know if you trade a 1st rounder for ANYONE past 30. Just saying the Marshall Faulk example really doesn't make a good comparison.Still a 31 year old OLT like Roos? It would take 3 players like him to equal the value of Faulk...and I am being generous.
I think Aeneas Williams was traded for a second rounder too. Or was that Kyle Turley?
This usually comes up when any trade is pondered, and it needs to be mentioned that this is not normal compensation for a pick like Marshall.
Unfortunately, he was regarded as a complete and total diva over in Indy, and fortunately for us, he grew up once he came here. But that definitely drove his value down.