Which WR excites you the most for the Rams?
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El Chapo Jr
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As far as ability I like everyone in the poll, as stated Lemon looks like a game breaker that will really stress defenses and I love Bostons size and physicality. My 1 & 2
Tyson scares me bigtime especially after Gurley. ACL, MCL, PCL and Hammy, it just doesn't seem worth the risk. I trust our teams decision but man that is a scary injury history. I can overlook the collarbone fracture
Tyson scares me bigtime especially after Gurley. ACL, MCL, PCL and Hammy, it just doesn't seem worth the risk. I trust our teams decision but man that is a scary injury history. I can overlook the collarbone fracture
I don't think he's a good enough for return man for you to stick him on returns and risk the injury. K.C. Concepcion is. But not Lemon.
Rams definitely need to target a returner late rounds. Guy like Wetjen and if he can win the job he's got a guaranteed bottom roster spot.
Lemon's size will impact if he is a thought at 13. If he measures in this week, at say 5'-9 or 5' 9 1/2", then he will drop. If he measures in around 5'-11" then he will be in play at 13.
None. You can't measure at the combine what it takes to succeed in the McVay Offense. I have a feeling the Coach has an idea. Be it a veteran released, acquired, draft pick.
Lemon's got McVay type written all over him because he's a slot savant. But that's also kind of a negative given that Puka moved into more slot usage this year and has better size and strength for playing over the middle in the NFL.
I like Lemon a ton, and I figure the Rams love him. But I really hope if they take a WR it's a bigger dude who can give this offense something they need, which is deep speed with size and boundary threat for 4 minute and redzone.
Boston is absolutely ideal for this. And his hands and catch radius is superb. Dude had 4 drops in college. Over 4 years.
Lastly I'll add that if they don't take WR high they can still get good value round 3. I favor Lane there, but there's quite a few nice projects who can slide into our depth chart and grow.
And of course at 13 they could also go Edge, OT, etc as all are needs and may have nice value there.