Well, there was that preseason of 2014.....the reason everyone thought Quick had a chance to improve was the way he was playing in the preseason with Bradford. And Bradford was looking pretty damn good too...People forget how good the offense looked in preseason 2014...with Bradford... I know, it was a small sample...
What to do with Brian Quick?
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Dieter the Brock
Fourth responder
Really?
They have Kelvin Benjamin coming back, and with Norwood and Funchess, I'm not sure
RaminExile
Hall of Fame
I'd like o see him back for one more go. He was getting it together before his injury. I think it's unfair to judge him off this season without a full training camp ad offseason conditioning programme. Give him that and let him compete this year. No excuses after this.
I don't think any 'Top Receiver' FA's would want to come to the Rams if it is perceived We don't have a decent QB that can get them the Ball on time!!
Here are the Panthers who have receptions this year:
NAME REC TAR YDS AVG TD LONG 20+ YDS/G FUM FUML YAC 1DN
Greg Olsen 77 123 1104 14.3 7 52 20 69.0 1 1 364 52
Ted Ginn Jr. 44 96 739 16.8 10 74 10 49.3 0 0 250 36
Jerricho Cotchery 39 53 485 12.4 3 59 6 34.6 0 0 177 26
Devin Funchess 31 64 473 15.3 5 52 5 29.6 1 1 58 24
Corey Brown 31 55 447 14.4 4 39 9 31.9 0 0 59 24
Mike Tolbert 18 22 154 8.6 3 40 1 9.6 0 0 133 8
Ed Dickson 17 26 121 7.1 2 17 0 7.6 0 0 55 10
Brenton Bersin 9 11 119 13.2 0 30 1 13.2 1 1 25 5
Jonathan Stewart 16 21 99 6.2 1 15 0 7.6 0 0 117 5
Fozzy Whittaker 12 15 64 5.3 0 15 0 4.3 0 0 110 2
Cameron Artis-Payne 5 5 58 11.6 0 20 1 8.3 0 0 43 4
Scott Simonson 1 1 10 10.0 0 10 0 1.1 0 0 9 1
Totals 300 501 3873 12.9 35 74 53 242.1 3 3 1400 197
Opponents 390 650 4054 10.4 21 70 53 253.4 7 5 1693 198
In addition to Benjamin, Stephen Hill was also on year long IR. Norwood is not listed as being injured but has no catches. I like his fit with their system and their receivers coach. I do agree that it would be harder to make than Cleveland,Greg Olsen 77 123 1104 14.3 7 52 20 69.0 1 1 364 52
Ted Ginn Jr. 44 96 739 16.8 10 74 10 49.3 0 0 250 36
Jerricho Cotchery 39 53 485 12.4 3 59 6 34.6 0 0 177 26
Devin Funchess 31 64 473 15.3 5 52 5 29.6 1 1 58 24
Corey Brown 31 55 447 14.4 4 39 9 31.9 0 0 59 24
Mike Tolbert 18 22 154 8.6 3 40 1 9.6 0 0 133 8
Ed Dickson 17 26 121 7.1 2 17 0 7.6 0 0 55 10
Brenton Bersin 9 11 119 13.2 0 30 1 13.2 1 1 25 5
Jonathan Stewart 16 21 99 6.2 1 15 0 7.6 0 0 117 5
Fozzy Whittaker 12 15 64 5.3 0 15 0 4.3 0 0 110 2
Cameron Artis-Payne 5 5 58 11.6 0 20 1 8.3 0 0 43 4
Scott Simonson 1 1 10 10.0 0 10 0 1.1 0 0 9 1
Totals 300 501 3873 12.9 35 74 53 242.1 3 3 1400 197
Opponents 390 650 4054 10.4 21 70 53 253.4 7 5 1693 198
Well, first of all, I see us drafting WR among our first 3 picks. And that WR will be our new #1. Might take half a season to fully surpass Britt, but it will happen.
Britt will be our #2.
Austin will continue to be our valuable gadget threat.
A newly drafted TE will supplant Cook as a receiving threat.
So what to do with Quick? I favor signing an outside but proven FA. We need to win now. Fisher damned sure knows he needs to win now.
After 4 years, Quick is too iffy for me. A min contract with incentives makes some sense. But an inexpensive FA contract makes even more to me. That roster spot needs to be at least reasonably productive when called upon.
Cook's injury was unfortunate, but 4 years is a long time to wait for a return on that draft investment. Time to move on..
Britt will be our #2.
Austin will continue to be our valuable gadget threat.
A newly drafted TE will supplant Cook as a receiving threat.
So what to do with Quick? I favor signing an outside but proven FA. We need to win now. Fisher damned sure knows he needs to win now.
After 4 years, Quick is too iffy for me. A min contract with incentives makes some sense. But an inexpensive FA contract makes even more to me. That roster spot needs to be at least reasonably productive when called upon.
Cook's injury was unfortunate, but 4 years is a long time to wait for a return on that draft investment. Time to move on..
WestCoastRam
Legend
I say we wait until after FA the draft and then decide if we wanna bring him back on a 1 year vet-min. There's no need to rush it with him and I doubt some other team is gonna go and pay him money. If sign an outside receiver, we don't sign him. If we draft one or two WRs we get rid of him.
Quick only gets a chance next year if we NEED him to get a chance.
Quick only gets a chance next year if we NEED him to get a chance.
I would like for the Rams to sign him for a minimum, let him fight for a spot in TC and preseason. Having a decent QB to not only see him open, but get it to him helps. But I have to wonder, If we get a new OC, will Quick be able to learn a new playbook and be effective right away?
Roman Snow
H.I.M.
Not trying to pile on, but I have always struggled with the "T. O. " comparison. Quick is the lightest looking 220lb. guy I have ever seen. He has the waistline of a 12 year old boy. He has very little leverage and often and easily is thrown off course. I wouldn't say he has stone hands, though.
Sorry to say, but Quick is a tease. I don't dislike the guy but he's never going to deliver what this team needs. It's hard for me to believe that 49 of you have not yet had enough of his BS...
Depending on what we do with the draft and FA, it's best to sign him a one-year deal for depth reasons. The injury he dealt with during the Chiefs game in 2014 looked like he needed more than a year to get back 100% but we'll see how it goes. He looked promising in his breakout season with Hill and Davis under center.
Time to cut bait. Quick shot himself in the foot when it took him 2 years to learn the playbook. The fact that he is in on a lot of snaps but not targeted much, means he either can't get separation, or the QB doesn't; trust him to make the catch.