Maybe he will finally contribute significantly to a Rams W!!
PREGAME Rams at Ravens: Pre-game thread
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Maybe he will finally contribute significantly to a Rams W!!
STLRamsfan
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Ok, so it is going to be rainy and windy. Will the game plan be to run the ball and get the tight ends involved? Seems like it will be a low scoring affair.
They're pretty good at predicting temps up to a week away. But the amount of rain is harder to predict till you're a day or two ahead. That 40 percent could end up 80 percent. Or 20 percent.
ReekofRams
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And then after the game McVay trades for him.
Excellent, Verse is going to eat him alive.
Its the same for Green Bay the last few years. Seems like we were playing them every single year in Green Bay.
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I think he'll be fine against the Ravens. He wasn't much of an issue against the 9ers. Had a couple mishaps on running plays but im sure he'll get those ironed out
Only 13 carries a gameIf he is caring at 35 times a game I wouldn't be suprised.
This is quite the article....
Some writer has been hitting the juice.....
"To get Joseph Noteboom in here – a veteran, talented guy, who's played on both sides, really to focus probably as a swing tackle as much as anything for us ... yes, he can pop down there at guard, but I think we'll be focusing on tackle," Head Coach John Harbaugh said. "But [it's] a really big signing for us. We're really excited. I talked to him last night. He's fired up, excited to be here."
The Ravens bolstered their offensive line room in the draft by adding Emery Jones Jr. (third round), Carson Vinson (fifth round), and Garrett Dellinger (seventh round). General Manager Eric DeCosta said he sees Jones as a possible swing tackle right away.
Adding the 29-year-old Noteboom gives Baltimore a proven, versatile veteran that can step in when needed. He fills a hole left by the Ravens' swing tackle last season, Josh Jones, who signed with the Seattle Seahawks.
Some writer has been hitting the juice.....
"To get Joseph Noteboom in here – a veteran, talented guy, who's played on both sides, really to focus probably as a swing tackle as much as anything for us ... yes, he can pop down there at guard, but I think we'll be focusing on tackle," Head Coach John Harbaugh said. "But [it's] a really big signing for us. We're really excited. I talked to him last night. He's fired up, excited to be here."
The Ravens bolstered their offensive line room in the draft by adding Emery Jones Jr. (third round), Carson Vinson (fifth round), and Garrett Dellinger (seventh round). General Manager Eric DeCosta said he sees Jones as a possible swing tackle right away.
Adding the 29-year-old Noteboom gives Baltimore a proven, versatile veteran that can step in when needed. He fills a hole left by the Ravens' swing tackle last season, Josh Jones, who signed with the Seattle Seahawks.
Any time you have Henry running sideways you have to take advantage and get him for a loss.
Looks like as of now, the worst period of bad weather will be later in the day on Sunday. So it might be important to get points on the board early.
Is he really talking about JOSEPH Noteboom or is there some other Noteboom they've confused him with?
OntarioRam
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My theory with Noteboom is that he has been injured so many times, that he was never really the same past a certain point of injury, which crushed his ability to play at an NFL level. He was okay in spot duty filling in for Whitworth during our Super Bowl season. He has been incomprehensibly bad for some time now. It's either the injuries or it's mental. You don't see really see young players decline that much, that fast, out of thin air. He was a decently high pick. Generally well regarded out of college. His NFL career started okay. Not great. Perhaps not even good. But okay. Now he is garbage. It's perplexing.