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Rams, Wagner parting ways!
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baconandbread
Let's get the Karty party starty
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Yep and I think so... especially since they can use the saved starter money elsewhere. I think they can replace Jones role last year either with a late draft pick, current project on the roster or free agent
sjm1582002
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3rd best player on the D last year and a real pro.
A repeat of the Top 5 run D we had most of last year is looking uncertain, at best.
Best of luck when not playing the Rams Mr Wagner.
A repeat of the Top 5 run D we had most of last year is looking uncertain, at best.
Best of luck when not playing the Rams Mr Wagner.
MadGoat
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Yeah. As soon as Stafford is gone, I expect the Rams to take as many cap hits as possible at once to reset. Probably a good year to draft a QB as well.
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Offensive league.
Quickest way to rebuild on the fly. Add and or keep vets on the offense to protect the QB, and score points, while adding youth and speed to the defense.
Maybe you still keep a vet leader like Ramsey on D, surround him with youth. That may mean you move Donald even if it's just for multiple #2 picks.
Kind of like what they did in 2001. They blew up the D, added speed and youth on D around Aeneas Williams, but kept the offense intact.
Quickest way to rebuild on the fly. Add and or keep vets on the offense to protect the QB, and score points, while adding youth and speed to the defense.
Maybe you still keep a vet leader like Ramsey on D, surround him with youth. That may mean you move Donald even if it's just for multiple #2 picks.
Kind of like what they did in 2001. They blew up the D, added speed and youth on D around Aeneas Williams, but kept the offense intact.
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Likely a way to improve the pass D since both were on the field together a little too much last yr.
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Floyd would not surprise me yeah. I'll give the guy that he plays through injuries but this is a production business and he hasn't lived up to his contract.
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I'd consider it if we received Pittsburgh's overall #17 & #32 in this years draft.
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Yeah that's what it looks like to me. That and general (cap) efficiency. They drafted Jones for the one role that stays on the field. Wags isn't good enough to put him on the bench so the vet moves on.
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I'd move him for the 17 overall this year. Because if the conversation happens it's because AD wants it and he's a possibility of punching out. Rams have zero power in that equation unfortunately.
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BWagz had an awesome season but Rams won the superbowl with Troy Reeder at ILB...Hopefully McVay and Co. don't go into the next season starving at Edge again.
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I feel depressed.
Rams were willing to get rid of Bobby Wagner because we are in at least CAP Purgatory, if not CAP Hell. Looking at AD on the wrong side of 30, I have little doubt that Snead would pull the trigger on a trade for high draft picks. Our time at the top seems to be at a real end.
Rams were willing to get rid of Bobby Wagner because we are in at least CAP Purgatory, if not CAP Hell. Looking at AD on the wrong side of 30, I have little doubt that Snead would pull the trigger on a trade for high draft picks. Our time at the top seems to be at a real end.
