He is a starter now so probably not a good idea, unless he is just there to fair catch.
Rams sign WR Demarcus Robinson
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Robinson has been so damn good, it makes me feel like WR doesn't need to be one of our premium draft picks
Just don't ask this man to run block. Have him do the same thing we do with Tutu for those plays
He's only on a 1 year deal though so will have to resign him if he's sticking around.
I'm liking Robinson more than Tutu. He can do more overall. I would think Robinson moves up to WR3 and Tutu WR4. Tutu can still be the guy who stretches the field.
He's stepping up in the way we hoped Van Jeff would have, but didn't.
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Hmmm... don't necessarily share your optimism. Kupp is getting older and is, unfortunately, more injury prone. Atwell will be a free agent after the '24 season, Van is already gone and Skow is a JAG.
This puts a lot of pressure on Puka to carry the load without a lot of help.
We need to address the WR room as it has some storm clouds appearing on the horizon.
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Agree. McVay's offense has employed three-WRs almost exclusively in recent years.
Kupp, Nacua, Atwell and Robinson are a solid foursome led by Kupp and Nacua. However, both of those guys fight for yardage after the catch, and take a beating. Atwell is limited and (as you pointed out) has just one more year on his rookie deal. Robinson has been a very pleasant addition, that has been productive in recent weeks but he is a pending free agent.
The Rams have focused on impact positions since McVay joined Snead ... QB, LT, WR, Edge and CB.
I could see their top two draft choices, plus one or two significant free agent signings on Edge, WR, LT and CB.
Honestly, I think Tyler Johnson is a useful WR also. Its a solid problem to have.