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I see he has Murphy ahead of Newton...Newton barely a first rounder. Interesting.He's holding steady on Daniel Jeremiah's latest Top 50.
I see he has Murphy ahead of Newton...Newton barely a first rounder. Interesting.He's holding steady on Daniel Jeremiah's latest Top 50.
Lol I was just talking about there gms big mouthThe other problem with a trade back is if they go to 28, and team could jump them between 19-28 to grab a remaining edge.
I like the spot that they are in.
Waiting to see what happens after he finally works out. He said early April.I see he has Murphy ahead of Newton...Newton barely a first rounder. Interesting.
That was my point @fanotodd ... I think Murphy, Verse and Latu AFTER Chop is kind of Kooky.By-the-way ... Field Yates' Mock (out today) has the Rams selecting Chop Robinson at #19, with Byron Murphy, Jared Verse and Laiatu Latu ALL being drafted AFTER the Rams' selection.
I got that. My icon was directed at the article, not you.That was my point @fanotodd ... I think Murphy, Verse and Latu AFTER Chop is kind of Kooky.
I prefer Newton, but Chop is a physical freak. He was a the heart and soul of a very good defense at PSU. He loves football and has a high IQ. He checks all of the Rams boxes imo.
By-the-way ... Field Yates' Mock (out today) has the Rams selecting Chop Robinson at #19, with Byron Murphy, Jared Verse and Laiatu Latu ALL being drafted AFTER the Rams' selection.
I disagree. I think he's the 1st defensive player off the board when all is said and done. If the Falcons have cleared him medically, I think he's a Falcon. I've given up the dream of him dropping to us at 19.
I’ve seen some sites saying Byron Young is Chop’s closest comp
Q Mitchell is the pipe dream but Newton is who I'm rooting we pick. The Rams defense can destroy pockets with the interior pass rush. Also think we can find an underrated DE later like we always seem to do hahahaThey had a lot of nerds last year, and still tried to trade up into round one
Actually this is not a deep draft. It’s a deep draft for players with round 1 grades. In many years there will only be around a dozen players or less with first round grades. Too many players stayed in college for the NIL deals. I hope the Rams don’t keep trading back a getting extra sixth rounders. It’s going to be much more difficult to get good players at the back end.
I’ve noticed that too. I think he’s a bit one dimensional. I’ve seen him mocked to the Eagles. But it is so hard to know what is true right now. We are in the heart of the misinformation campaigns.
One thing I heard from PFF is that the chance of getting a good edge rusher outside of round one is very low historically. The chance drops way off from round 1 to round 2 even. So, are Verse, Turner, Latu, and Chop really first round level in most drafts? None of them are slam dunks. That’s why you see them rated from 10-30.
My preference is still Johnny Newton but I think Chop Robinson is going to be as good, if not better than Verse or Turner. I wouldn’t be upset if the Rams ended up with him somewhere in round 1….unless Newton is still on the board.
Austin Booker.Q Mitchell is the pipe dream but Newton is who I'm rooting we pick. The Rams defense can destroy pockets with the interior pass rush. Also think we can find an underrated DE later like we always seem to do hahaha
Agree, in that I think your best defenses can collapse the pocket with an inside rush. The best QBs can often get rid of it before an edge gets there. So if they are high on Murphy or Newton, I would prefer that, especially if you can trade back and get an extra top 75 pick.Q Mitchell is the pipe dream but Newton is who I'm rooting we pick. The Rams defense can destroy pockets with the interior pass rush. Also think we can find an underrated DE later like we always seem to do hahaha
Interesting. I've paid more attention to the pre-draft process than in years past because we have more draft capital this year. From what I've seen of the prospects it looks to me like there's a lot of guys that would normally go in the first who will go in the second and second to the third, etc. It might drop off after that, I'm not sure.Actually this is not a deep draft. It’s a deep draft for players with round 1 grades. In many years there will only be around a dozen players or less with first round grades. Too many players stayed in college for the NIL deals. I hope the Rams don’t keep trading back a getting extra sixth rounders. It’s going to be much more difficult to get good players at the back end.
You're right that at #19 the Rams are at the end of the blue-chip players. I've seen several say that there are about 18-20 players with true 1st round grades. Even at #19, they may get a red-chip player versus a blue-chip one.Not really interested. At #19 the Rams may still be at the tail end of the blue-chip player lane.
Move down to #28 and they are probably looking at red-chip players rated as 2nd - 3rd round talents.
Besides, the Bills don't have the mid 3rd round selection the draft chart calls for and I doubt they would be desperate to overpay and give up their 2nd rounder. Sure, both teams could swap a bunch of picks to come up with the value, but it's not worth it, IMO.
I think guys with high measurables and low production are usually boom-or-bust types. I would stay away from Chop Robinson. At #19 anyway.Too many people seem to be low on Chop IMO.
Due to QB/OT needs some teams that draft before us will take a non-blue chip Player.You're right that at #19 the Rams are at the end of the blue-chip players. I've seen several say that there are about 18-20 players with true 1st round grades. Even at #19, they may get a red-chip player versus a blue-chip one.
So...couldn't this be an argument for trading UP rather than trading back? If they trade up to say the 10-12 range, they assure themselves of a blue-chip talent with a much higher likelihood of the player being a difference maker. The type of player that years later is worth multiple 1st round draft picks in trade.