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Limey said:
Wonder if they noticed him while they were scouting Reynolds. Would be pretty cool if they both stick with the Rams (apologies to Spruce fans!)
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" Get down, and give me 50 push-ups and you will be forgiven!" Sign 'A Spruce Fan.' :giggle:
 
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TABUYO looks solid.

A lot of fans are talking about his speed (4.3), his textbook hands and route running. He could be good for us, very good. Spruce fans, something to worry about.
 
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InnovatedMind said:
TABUYO looks solid.

A lot of fans are talking about his speed (4.3),.
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4.3? Okay, that's worth a look.
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New Mexico State's McMeans was PFF's second highest graded center last season.

https://www.profootballfocus.com/pro-rams-sign-c-anthony-mcmeans-to-udfa-contract/

  • Over the last three seasons, Rams’ centers have given up a total of 74 QB pressures. Rams’ centers finished 2016 with the most given up (30) and with the third most in 2014 (27).
  • Anthony McMeans had 1,084 pass blocking snaps during his career at New Mexico State and only allowed 17 total QB pressures. McMeans has not allowed a sack since the last week of the 2015 season and did not allow a single QB hit in his entire career.
  • McMeans played every snap in 21 of 24 games he started at NMSU. The three games he did not play every snap, he missed only one play in each.
  • Running to either side of McMean’s blocking produced an average of 5.4 yards per carry on 134 rushing attempts. New Mexico State running backs also averaged a touchdown on every 6.4 carries by scoring 21 touchdowns on either the left or right of McMeans.

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Anthony McMeans
Center
SCHOOL: NEW MEXICO STATE | CONFERENCE: SUN BELT
HEIGHT/WEIGHT: 6-1 / 308 | 40: 5.27 | DRAFT YR:2017
Rankings
GRADE
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3.02
PROJECTED ROUND FA

Bio:
Junior college transfer who started two seasons at center and was named Honorable Mention All-Sun Belt in 2016.

Pos:
Short but explosive center who plays smart, tough football. Fires off the snap, keeps his feet moving and quickly gets his hands into defenders. For the most part plays with good knee bend and proper leverage. Nicely adjusts or recovers to pick up oncoming blitzes. Sets with a wide base, stays square and is a solid position blocker. Effectively quarterbacks the offensive line and keeps his head on a swivel.

Neg:
Lack of height is a problem as he’s overwhelmed by opponents. Average skill sliding in space.

Analysis:
McMeans is a hard-working center with height limitations but possesses the ability and versatility to latch onto a roster that keeps nine offensive linemen.

http://draftanalyst.com/anthony-mcmeans
 
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Memphis Ram said:
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Anthony McMeans
Center
SCHOOL: NEW MEXICO STATE | CONFERENCE: SUN BELT
HEIGHT/WEIGHT: 6-1 / 308 | 40: 5.27 | DRAFT YR:2017
Rankings
GRADE
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3.02
PROJECTED ROUND FA

Bio:
Junior college transfer who started two seasons at center and was named Honorable Mention All-Sun Belt in 2016.

Pos:
Short but explosive center who plays smart, tough football. Fires off the snap, keeps his feet moving and quickly gets his hands into defenders. For the most part plays with good knee bend and proper leverage. Nicely adjusts or recovers to pick up oncoming blitzes. Sets with a wide base, stays square and is a solid position blocker. Effectively quarterbacks the offensive line and keeps his head on a swivel.

Neg:
Lack of height is a problem as he’s overwhelmed by opponents. Average skill sliding in space.

Analysis:
McMeans is a hard-working center with height limitations but possesses the ability and versatility to latch onto a roster that keeps nine offensive linemen.

http://draftanalyst.com/anthony-mcmeans
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Of all the requirements to play Center, I don't see Height as a Big one!
 
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LACHAMP46 said:
4.3 speed. now you're talking my language....
I think any Rams wr that's not on his P's & Q's is in trouble...not necessarily Spruuuuuce.
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McVay & Company know what they want for this organization. This WR invite is telling and yes whoever isn't on their P's & Q's need to step up. OTA's are around the corner, and the season will be here sooner than you think.
 
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I don't think anyone can say they aren't doing their due diligence. this is just another sign of how they are bringing in competition at just about every position on the team. Yes, the starters may be set in stone at some areas, but they are going to make guys fight it out for the depth and roster spots. What happened with Toth since the draft til now i have no idea, but if his tryout goes well, Kromer is going to have a good group of guys to battle it out and come up with the makings of a very solid OL. Gurley and Goff have to be smiling right now.
 
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The name Jon Toth just sounds like an eventual 10 year starter as a center. Smart kid, hard worker and good size for a center. Here's hoping he makes the team.

He's the one player I will be following more closely than the others to see if he makes the team. Just the idea that the Rams are trying him out makes my day. Keeping my fingers crossed for this guy.
 
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