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I'd draft wideout. WR market is pricey and we have enough money wrapped up in Kupp and Woody.
I would really like to see something like Amari Rodgers. Stick him in the slot have Kupp and Woody out wide, Jeff first guy off the bench.
I'd draft wideout. WR market is pricey and we have enough money wrapped up in Kupp and Woody.
I would really like to see something like Amari Rodgers. Stick him in the slot have Kupp and Woody out wide, Jeff first guy off the bench.
No offense, but I just gagged a littleI'd like to see the Rams pick up Ross, trade Kupp (too expensive for slot WR, IMO), AND draft another wideout.
No offense, but I just gagged a little
Kupp is definitely not just a slot receiver thoughOh I know it sounds batty. My preference would be to bring in Marvin Hall Jr. But, overall while I understand that Kupp is a great slot WR, I'd rather the money being spent on him be used on a veteran Olineman. IMO, the best center in free agency, Corey Lindsey, can probably be had for less than what they are paying Kupp. A stud slot WR is far easier to find than a stud center, IMO. Especially, with these deep WR draft classes lately.
I understand that contract restructuring can change these numbers, but this team has the 5th highest cap number going to WR in the NFL. The Oline? 23rd.
I'd draft wideout. WR market is pricey and we have enough money wrapped up in Kupp and Woody.
I would really like to see something like Amari Rodgers. Stick him in the slot have Kupp and Woody out wide, Jeff first guy off the bench.
Kupp is definitely not just a slot receiver though
Is McVay likely to give a rookie WR a prominent role in what he feels is a Super Bowl ready team?
Being a Super Bowl ready team shouldn't require a rookie WR to play a 'prominent' role. Still, Josh Reynolds was drafted in the 4'th round and was targeted 24 times in his rookie season, so I imagine McVay would ease another mid-round pick into the NFL as well. Reynolds catch ratio in 2017 was only 45.8%, if McVay's 2021 draft pick were to perform better, he'd likely be targeted more. Cooper Kupp was drafted in the 3'rd round of the same draft in 2017 and had 94 targets with a 66% catch ratio. jmo.
If they upgrade with a slot I think that is possible. Has to be a guy who is a real threat though.Is McVay likely to give a rookie WR a prominent role in what he feels is a Super Bowl ready team?