bluepigpen
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Have to agree with Clayton but someone does have to step up.
Check it out. The new Rams as they open camp. Holy Cow, Jeff Fisher has given birth. He has lost his belly and has really slimmed down. Pictures 29 and 30 are the new O-line. These dudes are railroad cars. Here's the link to whet your appetite.
PHOTOS: #RamsCamp Day 2
Jamie Dukes is a bloviating nitwit. I'd take Aaron Donald over Warren Sapp any day and twice on Sundays. Give me a break. Dukes thinks Donald is as close to Warren Sapp as anybody he can think of. Bullshit. Donald is way better than Sapp would ever hope to be. I'll let you all decide.
NFL Media's Jamie Dukes on Aaron Donald: He reminds me of Warren Sapp
After the first week of camp, the assessments of the rooks on the O-line has Brown at RG really coming along nicely. Unfortunately, Havenstein is struggling a bit adjusting to the speed of the game. By his own admission, Havenstein needs more work but overall, the coaching staff admit that Brown and Havenstein (barring injuries) will most likely be the opening day right side of the line. There are a number of articles out there, so I'll let all of you search those out.
The problem area remains with the center position. Rhaney has a slight edge but Barrett Jones is adjusting and may get the nod. The first game of the preseason is coming up against Oakland this week so we will get a first look at all of the new guys.
Incidently, Janoris Jenkins, McCleod, and Marcus Roberson are having great camps according to the coaching staff. The injury to E.J. Gaines can thus take its course without a detriment to the secondary. WE are loaded folks!
Unless Reynolds beats out Havenstein, which right now he hasn't, the only other contingency plan would be Brandon Washington or Steven Baker to take over the RT spot. Right now Havenstein is above those three players. So it looks as though Havenstein will be the guy.
I don't think is going to be that bad LTR. I think Havenstein will improve sufficiently in pass blocking by the opener to put those sort of fears to rest. They may use Harkey or an H-back to help him out until he gets it and his confidence becomes sustainable.
Undrafted Jacob Hagen won the STs competition on Saturday. His position is Safety and it'll be difficult for him to make active roster with all of our talented Safeties. Should make the PS though. Bryce Hager on the other hand is not taking practice as seriously as expected and is in danger of getting his big head shown the door according to Nick Waggoner.
Terrance Franks is the first camp casualty. Cut on Saturday and replaced by Marcus Forston. Forston, who is listed at 6-foot-3, 305 pounds played his college ball at Miami (Fla.). He spent time with the New England Patriots after going undrafted in 2012.