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Week One Depth Chart Released, Barrett Jones Starting Center
By 3k
http://www.turfshowtimes.com/2015/8...reseason-week-one-depth-chart-oakland-raiders
With just days remaining to the Rams' preseason opener, the first official depth chart is out.
The Rams will face the Oakland Raiders in their preseason opener on Friday, and we've got the official depth chart from the team:
So we've got Barrett Jones as the starting center and Demetrius Rhaney with the second team. Tim Barnes is going to have to step it up at this point.
And Steven Baker has the edge over Isaiah Battle for the other backup tackle spot with Andrew Donnal set in behind Rob Havenstein at RT.
Emory Blake's in as the sixth wide receiver over the newcomers.
Don't be too put off by Mannion in the fourth QB spot. Fisher's always reluctant to lean on rookies early, plus bear in mind that Garrett Gilbert was in with the third team a year ago with Austin Davis as fourth. By the end of week one, Davis was the starting QB.
Defensively, Ethan Westbrooks sneaks in as a DT to make the second team front four.
And while I'm a Cameron Lynch fan, it's the same Mannion effect for Marshall McFadden as the backup behind Alec Ogletree.
There is a bit of surprise for me with Lamarcus Joyner on the third team while Marcus Roberson makes the twos.
By 3k
http://www.turfshowtimes.com/2015/8...reseason-week-one-depth-chart-oakland-raiders
With just days remaining to the Rams' preseason opener, the first official depth chart is out.
The Rams will face the Oakland Raiders in their preseason opener on Friday, and we've got the official depth chart from the team:
So we've got Barrett Jones as the starting center and Demetrius Rhaney with the second team. Tim Barnes is going to have to step it up at this point.
And Steven Baker has the edge over Isaiah Battle for the other backup tackle spot with Andrew Donnal set in behind Rob Havenstein at RT.
Emory Blake's in as the sixth wide receiver over the newcomers.
Don't be too put off by Mannion in the fourth QB spot. Fisher's always reluctant to lean on rookies early, plus bear in mind that Garrett Gilbert was in with the third team a year ago with Austin Davis as fourth. By the end of week one, Davis was the starting QB.
Defensively, Ethan Westbrooks sneaks in as a DT to make the second team front four.
And while I'm a Cameron Lynch fan, it's the same Mannion effect for Marshall McFadden as the backup behind Alec Ogletree.
There is a bit of surprise for me with Lamarcus Joyner on the third team while Marcus Roberson makes the twos.