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Love Allen, if he ran a 4.45 he would likely be in top 5 maybe top 3 behind Hampton.Love the running back class. Rocket Sanders and LeQuint Allen are very interesting Day 3 options.
Love Allen, if he ran a 4.45 he would likely be in top 5 maybe top 3 behind Hampton.Love the running back class. Rocket Sanders and LeQuint Allen are very interesting Day 3 options.
Yeah, he's dynamic at times. I have (maybe unfounded) concerns about his ball handling. We already have a guy who goes through stretches with ball handling issues.Outside of Ashton Jeanty, we shouldn't be taking a HB at pick #26. If we want to draft a HB with our first pick, we should trade down. Unless a miracle happens and Jeanty is there.
I am also a big Allen fan. At minimum, you get a useful role player due to his passing game talent.Love Allen, if he ran a 4.45 he would likely be in top 5 maybe top 3 behind Hampton.
Used to be they al.ost exclusively drafted from the Shrine game or the Senior bowl. Now much less so.
Couldn't disagree more with this assessment on Hampton.Jeanty is special. Top 5 player in the draft. But I highly doubt he falls to #26. Hampton is not special imo. He's a good prospect, but he's the sort of guy we see every year. If Jeanty is gone, we should not draft a HB in the first round.
With Kyren and Corum, I'd wait until Day 3. There will be some good HBs available on Day 3. As you said, it's a deep draft. If we go HB earlier, Treveyon Henderson is intriguing. He's not powerful and doesn't make a ton of guys miss, but he's explosive, has great vision, and is very skilled in the passing game. If we want more big plays, Henderson is the type of guy who can provide them.
He averaged something like 9.8 yards and had more yards and receptions receiving than Jeanty last year?I doubt he'll be better than Jeanty because of pass game usage. But I think he'll be a long term bellcow who can flip the field.
And it’s not even debatable for me. Jeanty more than likely goes top 25.
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I agree with some people who don’t want to pick up a RB that high.. shit I was hesitant to take Gurley at 10. if we get an explosive WR3, TE this guy tops off our offense and makes us hard to stop and multi-faceted instead of throwing it only to Puka.
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That’s a damn good question. I wonder about that all the time.Do the Rams EVER pick who they've met with? I seem to recall that being a thing a few years ago where we met with several players only to not pick any of them. Misdirect before the draft?
There was a a time when for 2-3 years they drafted at least a 1/3 who they met with.That’s a damn good question. I wonder about that all the time.
“Why are they meeting with these guys when they never pick them?”
Two years ago there was another loaded TE class. They met with some and picked none of them. I see a few TEs on Merlin’s list for this year. Should I be glad the guy I want is NOT on it?
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Think of this as well, he basically The Tarheels full offense as Drake Maye came to the NFL last year. Two teams were able to sell out and stop him, the rest? Well didn’t do so well.After watching that guy, draft him. Dude is a beast that runs a 4.47. We will regret it if he is not a Ram.
No TEs early. Seans first pick was one that did not really work out. Or he might pick one and not use TEs a lot like he tends to do.
Yeah I am aware he had a lot more yards receiving than one would think. I just think from a projection standpoint that Jeanty will be more dangerous for the pass game. But I think Hampton deserves some cred for being a thoroughbred type who runs well behind his pads and can shoulder the load. That's a unique skill in itself IMO.He averaged something like 9.8 yards and had more yards and receptions receiving than Jeanty last year?
Don't get where people are getting their info from?
I think Jeanty overrated and think Hampton betterJeanty is special. Top 5 player in the draft. But I highly doubt he falls to #26. Hampton is not special imo. He's a good prospect, but he's the sort of guy we see every year. If Jeanty is gone, we should not draft a HB in the first round.
With Kyren and Corum, I'd wait until Day 3. There will be some good HBs available on Day 3. As you said, it's a deep draft. If we go HB earlier, Treveyon Henderson is intriguing. He's not powerful and doesn't make a ton of guys miss, but he's explosive, has great vision, and is very skilled in the passing game. If we want more big plays, Henderson is the type of guy who can provide them.
Same. I wouldn't put it past McVay trading up for Jeanty. I wouldn't be thrilled by the trade up, but, I would be thrilled by Jeanty. Best back I've seen in a while. I'd prefer a trade up for Warren, Loveland, W. Johnson, or Barron but I trust McVay.Rams have taught me to never rule anything out in the draft.![]()
You're entitled to your opinion. Even if it is wrong.I think Jeanty overrated and think Hampton better