Roman Snow
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Have you ever seen Harry Reed and Harry Balls in the same room? ...That's what I thought.No but I'd like to delete Harry Reed. Oops. That might be political. My bad.
Have you ever seen Harry Reed and Harry Balls in the same room? ...That's what I thought.No but I'd like to delete Harry Reed. Oops. That might be political. My bad.
With all the money in the NFL and this?
Have you ever seen Harry Reed and Harry Balls in the same room? ...That's what I thought.
I wouldn't be too quick to sell Keenum short. He was a blocked kick away from winning 4 in a row or something like that. And against good competition. If he starts out winning, no reason to rush Goff in. He may not see the field at all. I see Britt as a lock as long as he is healthy. He and Keenum made some big plays. So with Austin, Cooper rising and Britt, that leaves 3 maybe 4 spots left. If Duke's head stays afloat, Quick is gone. That would leave Bradley, Spruce, Williams, Thomas, I know I'm forgetting somebody, going for those spots. Thomas would have to lose his spot. Who ever the starting OL is will be miles ahead of where they were last year. I believe the offense will be able to put some points on the board. 3rd down efficiency will improve alot.Its going to be interesting as they sort out the WR roles this summer.
Austin is a "starter", outside of that it seems an open competition and a crap shoot really.
I like the Fisher approach with Goff. He took a similar approach with Gurley....different situation because of injury of course....but he was not pressured to roll him out there too soon. He stayed healthy and had an excellent year. I think Goff's entrance will be determined more by the teams record and Keenums play. If Case is playing solid ball and the team gets off to a 5-3 or 4-1 start, Goff won't see the field until late in the year if at all. This is not a bad thing. If Keenum struggles and the team comes out of the gate 1-4 then Goff is in earlier than he would have wanted probably.
I don't care for Brown being described as a defacto starter at RG. I know this is writers doing this and not necessarily the coaches. He played poorly for large stretches last year. Right side, left side....I know, but, he was not very good. Robinson, Barnes, Havenstein....those spots are locked up. At G Saffold, Reynolds, Wichmann and Brown....let the best two coming out of camp/preseason start.
Im not selling Keenum short at all.I wouldn't be too quick to sell Keenum short. He was a blocked kick away from winning 4 in a row or something like that. And against good competition. If he starts out winning, no reason to rush Goff in. He may not see the field at all. I see Britt as a lock as long as he is healthy. He and Keenum made some big plays. So with Austin, Cooper rising and Britt, that leaves 3 maybe 4 spots left. If Duke's head stays afloat, Quick is gone. That would leave Bradley, Spruce, Williams, Thomas, I know I'm forgetting somebody, going for those spots. Thomas would have to lose his spot. Who ever the starting OL is will be miles ahead of where they were last year. I believe the offense will be able to put some points on the board. 3rd down efficiency will improve alot.
This isn't the koolaid talking. If the koolaid was talking, Id be talking 25 points per game.
I don't care how good a TC Goff has, I would rather Keenum start the season on Monday night Football on national TV. If Goff starts and makes one or two mistakes the national media and football fans everywhere will magnify it tenfold and It'll be a national debate of how the Rams made a major mistake. Rams and Goff don't need that. Start Keenum and quietly slip goff in two three or four games into the season in a game not nationally televised. Why put pressure on the kid when you don't have to.
It is the second game of the Monday Night Football double header. Probably the least watched MNF game of the year due to it's 10:20PM EST kickoff. I took off Tuesday, so my east coast ass will be watching every snap.I didn't realize this was a nationally televised game, so i agree with you, this game probably not for Goff
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I don't care how good a TC Goff has, I would rather Keenum start the season on Monday night Football on national TV. If Goff starts and makes one or two mistakes the national media and football fans everywhere will magnify it tenfold and It'll be a national debate of how the Rams made a major mistake. Rams and Goff don't need that. Start Keenum and quietly slip goff in two three or four games into the season in a game not nationally televised. Why put pressure on the kid when you don't have to.