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With Whittington moving to fullback, Tutu on a one year deal and Adams on a 2 year deal, I think it’s likely that they double up on receiver.
I mean, your argument would certainly be the reason they don't go CB for sure but - and this isn't a judgement on you - I think it's pretty weak.I see a lot of people say CB for obvious reasons but after thinking about it I think we could surprise a lot of people and go most if not all of the draft without taking one.
Reason one is that we already have more players there than any other position with 10. Reason two is that I think the coaching staff has a lot more faith in those guys than the fans do. I think they view Witherspoon and Williams as legitimate veteran starters, Cobie Durant as a young promising starter level talent who hasn't put together a full season yet, Forbes as your developmental former first round talent they took a chance on akin to an early round draft pick this year, and Kendrick as a legitimate 4/5 CB they feel they can rely on even if he has been a thorn in the fans' side since the moment he was drafted.
The obvious missing piece is that stud shutdown CB but I think the plan is to offset that missing piece with the amount of zone coverage we play.
As for the position I think we will double up I'll say WR because McVay needs them to operate a high level offense, Tutu is on a one year deal, Davante is at an age and has the type of contract where he's probably only here for a year, and Whittington is going to play more of a Skowronek position because he's a tough SOB but doesn't seem like a natural wideout. And in 2026 that leaves us with just Puka.
If we trade around as much as I expect I think we end up with an extra day 2 pick where we go Higgins/Bech/Noel and then a day 3 pick like Teslaa or Chimire Dike.
I could also be completely off base here lol.
Hard to see them not coming away with at least one WR or TE.If we're lumping WR and TE under the general term passcatcher, then I expect that position to have multiple selections. Same with secondary.
Wide receiver. Atwell is only signed for this year, we just cut Kupp (TRAITOR!), Adams is signed for only two years, and Nacua and Whittington have both had injury issues.
One could make a case for cornerback, linebacker, or tight end, but I think wide receiver is a bigger need than one would think.
This is especially true when we consider that passcatcher has the most pre-draft visits than any other position.Hard to see them not coming away with at least one WR or TE.
Pretty good chance they come away with both.
I don't disagree. I've been trying to get in the McSnead mindset to predict how the draft goes and I just don't think they value the CB position enough to grab one early this year and then I don't know if there's strong value/schematic fits late day 2.I mean, your argument would certainly be the reason they don't go CB for sure but - and this isn't a judgement on you - I think it's pretty weak.
Witherspoon is an inconsistent veteran, Williams may be moved on from by next season and needs to bounce back some. A B+ to A+ player is needed at CB this year and definitely next year and neither of those guys are one nor are any of the depth guys you mentioned.
Hard time thinking they're not gonna take a swing there but also, maybe they don't go there depending on how the draft falls.
Think of the draft like a choose your own adventure. Every move that's made before them and every move they make changes what happens next.I don't disagree. I've been trying to get in the McSnead mindset to predict how the draft goes and I just don't think they value the CB position enough to grab one early this year and then I don't know if there's strong value/schematic fits late day 2.
I've been very wrong before though.
Rich Brooks approves of Whittington to fullback.WR.
With Whittington moving to fullback, Tutu on a one year deal and Adams on a 2 year deal, I think it’s likely that they double up on receiver.
I didn't say WR cause I think Rams could double up at pass catcher with a WR and TE. I would be a little surprised if we come out with two WRs vs one WR and one TE especially with the depth at TE in this class and a fat WR group on day two but so-so before and after.Wide receiver. Atwell is only signed for this year, we just cut Kupp (TRAITOR!), Adams is signed for only two years, and Nacua and Whittington have both had injury issues.
One could make a case for cornerback, linebacker, or tight end, but I think wide receiver is a bigger need than one would think.