So far, with all things considered. Who is your zero to hero player for the Rams in 2020?

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With all you’ve read, thought, heard this offseason who is the one player that goes from zero to hero, re-establishes themselves, dark horse, or is unjustly underestimated?

I have mine, I don’t think anybody will choose him either. I’ll post him after some people post their thoughts or picks.
 
I gotta go with Rob Havenstein. Securing the RT side of the line is huge. Producing at a high level on the RT side should ripple effect through the entire offense. Success!!!!
 
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I am not sure this player qualifies but since he didn’t play for the Rams last season I guess that could mean he was a zero and if so I am picking RB Cam Akers! I think his explosiveness will be a huge lift for Jared Goff and the Rams Offense!!!

If I can’t pick Cam Akers then I will pick MLB Micah Kiser! I think he will come back healthy and ready to play this season and give the Rams Defense a Huge Spark/Boost this season!!!
 
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The problem is I don't have just one.
Leonard Floyd - severely underrated and as good or better than Fowler
Lirim Hajrullahu - going to kick at least one game-winner and people will forget GZ
Van Jefferson - Going to make all the other teams that passed on him weep - the comparison to Keenan Allen is very good
Jonah Williams - Going to open eyes and turn heads as he can play any position in the front 7 except NT

This team is deeper and more talented than most realize.
 
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I'm going with Havenstein as well. If he was hurt im hoping that was the reason behind his 18' to 19' dropoff. I think he bounces back this year and between Rob Whit Edwards and Blythe we have a decent line again.
 
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Well if we’re talking Zero to Hero my multiple choices are

1) Henderson
2) Everett
3) Havenstein

Has to be offense, doesn’t it?
 
I'll go with Jachai Polite. It seems as though he's the forgotten man on defense, and yet he was a third round pick only a year ago, and would've been ticketed for the first, were it not for off-the-field concerns.

Honorable mention is David Long. He didn't log any major snaps, but he was behind Nickell Robey-Coleman and Troy Hill. I think he'll win the nickelback slot because he's versatile enough to play snaps in the slot and outside.
 
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On Offense I think Henderson will step up big and have enough chances to become a hero.
On Defense I see a rookie stepping up and becoming one of the starting ILBs. Unfortunately I can’t chose between Rozeboom, Bituli or perhaps Jonah Williams.
 
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