Random NFL talk

[Clayton]

Yeah, that seems to be the general consensus this year. Lotsa quality from the mid 1st round into the 3rd round, but very few blue chippers.

A lot of the mid 1st rounders are a bit riskier than normal. Josh Simmons, Will Johnson, Luther Burden, some edge rushers with character issues.

A lot of DTs. I think McShay or someone else said there are about 7 more DTs than normal within the first two rounds. They seem relatively safe, too, so I could see teams just grabbing them early and often.

 

[dtgold88]

are the browns getting rid of Chubb?

He's a FA so not exactly getting rid of but if he gets offered a ton to be a starter I would guess he will be gone.

 

[dtgold88]

this could make sense actually.

my question is.
What is exactly the Rams plan?
I know they dont plan on going into rebuilding mode. So they have to have a plan for QB.

I say go after Watson. No way McVay couldn't get him back to his Houston self.

 

[Clayton]

I think the Rams needed a plan after Stafford regardless. This just forces their hand probably a year earlier than normal.

Jimmy G. Draft a rookie. Thats my guess.

 

[shopson67]

There are maybe only 4 blue chip prospects and like 40 red chip prospects. I dont expect much trading is my first takeaway.

I need to get a feel for the board draft mock, assuming it's happening again this year lol.

 

[shopson67]

I think the Rams needed a plan after Stafford regardless. This just forces their hand probably a year earlier than normal.

Jimmy G. Draft a rookie. Thats my guess.

Until I see Stafford somewhere else, my assumption will continue to be a re-worked contract for at least the next 2 seasons with the Rams.

I don't see him as a guy that would want to go to Cleveland/NY/Vegas and play for a struggling franchise for a small raise. These are all just negotiation tactics.

 

[Battlelyon]

 

[Schmoopy1000]

I say go after Watson. No way McVay couldn't get him back to his Houston self.

 

[Battlelyon]

I say go after Watson. No way McVay couldn't get him back to his Houston self.