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So here it is folks, my final mock. I know you have all been waiting and been looking forward to
this more than the new Star Wars coming out.
This is a combo mock, in that I am choosing players the Rams have shown interest in, well most of
them, And players I like.
Well might as well get this started, so lets begin!!
Trades!!! Yes, there are going to be trades, I always mock trades because it is just more fun to do
so and mold the draft how I want it!! I used the Trade Value Chart to determine the compensation.
Trade #1
Rams trade #2 to Lions(Lions select Watkins)
Receive - #10, #45, #189 and future 1st and 3rd
#2-2,600
#10-1,300
#45-450
#189-16
future 1st-580
future 3rd-112
=2548
Trade #2
Rams trade #13 and swap 2nd rounders(44 to 47=30 points) with Cowboys(Cowboys select Clinton-Dix)
Receive - #16 and #78
#13-1150
swap-30
=1180
#16-1000
#78-200
=1200
Trade #3
Rams trade #45, #78 and #153 Saints
Receive #27
45-450
78-200
153-30
=680
27-680
Trade #4
Rams trade #188, #189 and #226 to Giants
Receive-#152
188-16.2
189-15.8
226-1.4
=31.4
152-30.6
*For future picks I used the first pick in the following round for the points. So the future first
rounder was worth what the #33 pick is worth. a future second would be worth the first pick of the
3rd round etc.
After the trades the draft pick positions look like this:
1.10
1.16
1.27
2.47
3.75
4.110
5.152
6.214
7.241
7.249
7.250
Well lets get to the picks and see what I did with them!!!!
2010 - 8 solo tackles, 11 total, 3 tackles for loss, 2 sacks. 2 pbu's
2011 - 22 solo tackles, 47 total, 16 tackles for loss, 11 sacks. 4 pbu's, 1 FF
2012 - 42 solo tackles, 64 total, 18.5 tackles for loss, 5.5 sacks, 2 pbu's, 1 FF
2013 - 43 solo tackles, 59 total, 28.5 tackles for loss, 11 sacks, 3 pbu's, 4 FF
Short, scrappy, instinctive, highly productive defensive penetrator who does not look the part, but
inspires confidence he can be an exception to the rule. Is the type you root for and has the
first-step quickness, athleticism and motor to emerge as a havoc-wreaking three-technique in a
fast-flowing 4-3 scheme. With Long, Brockers, Donald and Quinn, no QB will feel safe. Donald is
amazingly quick off the snap and closes hard and fast. Fearsome foursome 2.0.
2011 - 31 solo tackles, 43 total, 3 tackles for loss, 1 sack. 2 ints, 7 pbu's, 2 FF
2012 - 52 solo tackles, 100 total, 2.5 tackles for loss, 1 sack. 2 ints, 7 pbu's, 5 FF
2013 - 54 solo tackles, 75 total, 5.5 tackles for loss, 3 ints, 4 pbu's, 2 FF
As many know, I have been high on Pryor for a long long long while now and I am not backing down. Perhaps the most explosive hitter in this year's crop of safeties, Pryor is a big, physical hammer
in the run game, bringing the ability to intimidate and erase. Factor in his instincts and range
and Pryor has the ability to start as a rookie. Has the power to come down against the run and the
range to play center field. Some doubt he can be a center fielder, but I believe he can be. Wide receivers will fear trying to catchanything deep with him around. In 3 straight games, took players out of the game. Looks like Harvinwill be missing some more games. Can call McD and Pryor the Smash prothers, because they are going to bring a world of hurt to opposing teams.
1.27
Jason Verrett
Cornerback
TCU
5'9 189lbs
30 5/8 arms, 9 1/4 hands
4.38 40-yard dash, 1.47 10 yd split, 39' vert, 10'8 broad jump, 6.69 3-cone, 4.00 shuttle
2011 - 40 solo tackles, 58 total, 1.5 tackles for loss. 1 int, 5 pbu's
2012 - 46 solo tackles, 63 total, 5 tackles for loss, 6 ints, 22 pbu's
2013 - 31 solo tackles, 39 total, 3.5 tackles for loss, 1 sack, 2 ints, 14 pbu's, 1 FF
Say hello to our new Nickle/slot CB. Yes he isn't the tallest, but he is quick and explosive with
good eyes, footwork and anticipation. If he was a few inches taller would be in contention to be
the top CB selected. Great in man coverage and is very aggressive and physical.
Big, thickly built, relatively nuanced blocker who brings a steadying presence to the interior
offensive line. Dependability and effectiveness blocking for pass and run combined with sterling
intangibles, including football intelligence, make him capable of starting as a rookie and holding
down a position for years to come. Jackson is a prospect who evaluators will get fired up when
watching on tape because he has good feet and can be completely dominating in a violent fashion.
Mississippi State ran man-power concepts in 2013 behind Jackson that made him look like an
unstoppable bulldozer at times. Rams will plug him in at LG and not worry about that position for
years.
3.75
Antonio Richardson
Offensive Tackle
Tennessee
6'6 336lbs
35' arms, 10 1/4 hands
5.30 40-yard dash, 1.81 10-yd split, 36 bench, 24.5 vert
A big, strong, athletic college left tackle, Richardson is agile enough to protect the blind side
if he learns to become a better hand technician. Long armed with outstanding overall size and mass
to cover up defenders in the run game and generate a push. Good strength to anchor vs. power and
possesses enough brute strength to hold his ground even when he locks his legs. Is not easily moved
and can position-sustain. Bends fairly well for as big as he is and is agile enough to handle
speed. Coach B will refine Richardson into a starter quality tackle for use in case of injury or in
the future if we let Long go or let Barks walk. Has all the physical tools you want in a tackle.
2010 - 61.1%, 3,049 passing yards, 8.9 Y/A, 24 tds, 8 ints. 167 rush yards, 4 rushing tds
2011 - 59.1%, 3,149 passing yards, 7.8 Y/A, 35 tds, 14 ints. 111 rushing yards, 2 tds
2012 - 64.5%, 3,893 passing yards, 10.1 Y/A, 36 tds, 10 ints. -68 rushing yards, 3 tds
2013 - 64.2%, 2,794 passing yards, 8.7 Y/A, 24 tds, 8 ints. 162 rushing yards, 7 tds(DNP last two
games)
Has a quick release and is light enough on his feet to escape the first wave and make some plays on
the move. Solid decision-maker -- takes what the defense gives him. Fine short-to-intermediate
accuracy. Good intangibles. Encouraging team leader with a likeable personality. Leads by example.
Serves well as the face of the program. Outstanding work ethic. Is very intelligent and football
smart. Experienced, four-year starter in the SEC. Like our own Starter Bradford, Murray is still recovering from a torn ACL. Is coming along good and was able to do some throws and work at his pro-day. Will be a good back up with potential starter quality down the road.
*I actually prefer other quarterbacks but the Rams have shown a lot of interest in Murray so he is the choice, plus his girlfriend is hot...
2011 - 850 rushing yards, 5 tds. 8 receptions, 59 yards, 1 td
2012 - 842 rushing yards, 15 tds. 11 receptions, 95 yards
2013 - 1121 rushing yards, 15 tds. 7 receptions, 27 yards
Fisher and Snead do it again. Trading up with late round picks to grab a guy they want. We all know
of Crowells story, highly touted recruit who went to Geaorgia, then got kicked off and transfered
to Alabama State. Has kept his nose clean since. Islooked upon as one of the best running backs in
the draft and only falls because of his major off the field concerns. Crowell does need some work, but he won't be the workhorse and will have some time to hone his craft. Wasn't used much in the passing game but has shown to have adequate hands from the small sample size.
2012 - 40 solo tackles, 68 total, 2.5 for loss. 6 ints, 1 td, 13 pbu's, 2 FF
2013 - 55 solo tackles, 67 total, 1 for loss. 3 ints, 7 pbu's, 6 FF
Another prospect who got kicked out of a major college powerhouse after screwing up. Was kicked out
of Florida and had to transfer to Western Kentucky. Tall and lamy, fast and hard hitting. Dowling split time at cornerback and Safety during his college career but looks best suited for a cornerback role. Nice developmental project who has skills to succeed, and if he can mentally mature could be a steal.
7.241
Andrew Jackson
Inside Linebacker
Western Kentucky
6'1 254lbs
32 1/2 arms, 9 1/2 hands
2011 - 41 solo tackles, 109 total, 17 for loss, 3.5 sacks. 1 Int, 2 Pbu's, 1 FF
2012 - 78 solo tackles, 122 total, 16.5 for loss, 2 sacks. 1 pbu, 4 FF
2013 - 56 solo tackles, 96 total, 8.5 for loss, 1 sack. 2 pbu's
Yup, I just double dipped into Western Kentucky. There is really nothing behind JLau in terms o
depth, so the Rams decide to get some insurance. Jackson is a stout, physical, downhill thumper. He
is intense and very competitive.
O-line depth. Thats about it.
7.250
Tyler Starr
Outside Linebacker
South Dakota
6'4 250lbs
32 1/2 arms, 9 1/2 hands
4.95 40-yd dash, 1.65 split, 32' vert, 9'8 broad jump, 6.64 3-cone, 4.15 shuttle
2010 - no stats
2011 - 51 tackles, 19 for loss, 14 sacks. 1 pbu's, 7 FF
2012 - 74 tackles, 7 for loss, 4 sacks, 2 pbu's, 2 FF
2013 - 71 tackles, 15 for loss, 9 sacks, 1 int, 5 pbu's, 4 FF
Lead all Linebackers at the combine in the 3-cone drill. Productive small school player. Has good size and could be a nice developmental piece. Very good instincts. And has great hair!!
UDFA's that I would like the Rams to bring in:
Marcus Williams CB, NDSU
Trey Burton FB/TE/WR, Florida
Dexter Mcdougle CB, Maryland
Qua Cox CB, Jackson State
Dustin Vaughan QB, West Texas A&M
Chris Boyd WR, Vanderbilt
Pierre Warren FS, Jacksonville State
Lorenzo Taliaferro RB, Coastal Carolina
Nikoe Whitley FS, Mississippi state
Zach Fulton OG, Tennessee
Damien Williams RB, Oklahoma
Trevor Watts RB, Tulsaurr OLB, Fort Valley State
Bryce Quigley OT, San Diego State
I have had this mock saved and changed things with it a lot. These are some of the players I liked
and at one point were one of the selections in the mock:
Jadeveon Clowney
Khalil Mack
Jake Matthews
Darqueze Dennard
Justin Gilbert
Zach Martin
Ryan Shazier
Kyle Van Noy
Morgan Moses
Sammy Watkins
Jordan Matthews
Jarvis Landry
Dominique Easley
Ronald Powell
Jordan Zumwalt
Prince Shembo
Stanley Jean-Babptiste
Pierre Desir
Jaylen Watkins
Phillip Gaines
Louis Nix
Carlos Hyde
Spencer Long
Marion Grice
Charles Sims
Billy Turner
Caraun Reid
Cyril Richardson
Andre Hal
Telvin Smith
Lamarcus Joyner
Christian Kirksey
Garret Gilbert
Connor Shaw
Brett Smith
Terrence Brooks
Telvin Smith
and many many many many more...There are a lot of good players in this draft I would not mind if
were picked by the Rams.
I also worked through about 30+ different trade scenarios as well.
This extra two weeks just made me over analyze and rip apart everything over and over. Glad the draft is almost here.
Well that's it folks. I tried to improve our defense to the point where it can be a top 5 defense and get Bradford some more protection.
Hope you enjoyed and GO RAMS!!!!
this more than the new Star Wars coming out.
This is a combo mock, in that I am choosing players the Rams have shown interest in, well most of
them, And players I like.
Well might as well get this started, so lets begin!!
Trades!!! Yes, there are going to be trades, I always mock trades because it is just more fun to do
so and mold the draft how I want it!! I used the Trade Value Chart to determine the compensation.
Trade #1
Rams trade #2 to Lions(Lions select Watkins)
Receive - #10, #45, #189 and future 1st and 3rd
#2-2,600
#10-1,300
#45-450
#189-16
future 1st-580
future 3rd-112
=2548
Trade #2
Rams trade #13 and swap 2nd rounders(44 to 47=30 points) with Cowboys(Cowboys select Clinton-Dix)
Receive - #16 and #78
#13-1150
swap-30
=1180
#16-1000
#78-200
=1200
Trade #3
Rams trade #45, #78 and #153 Saints
Receive #27
45-450
78-200
153-30
=680
27-680
Trade #4
Rams trade #188, #189 and #226 to Giants
Receive-#152
188-16.2
189-15.8
226-1.4
=31.4
152-30.6
*For future picks I used the first pick in the following round for the points. So the future first
rounder was worth what the #33 pick is worth. a future second would be worth the first pick of the
3rd round etc.
After the trades the draft pick positions look like this:
1.10
1.16
1.27
2.47
3.75
4.110
5.152
6.214
7.241
7.249
7.250
Well lets get to the picks and see what I did with them!!!!
1.10
Aaron Donald
Defensive Tackle
Pittsburgh
6'1 285 lbs
32 5/8 arms, 9 7/8 hands
Aaron Donald
Defensive Tackle
Pittsburgh
6'1 285 lbs
32 5/8 arms, 9 7/8 hands
2010 - 8 solo tackles, 11 total, 3 tackles for loss, 2 sacks. 2 pbu's
2011 - 22 solo tackles, 47 total, 16 tackles for loss, 11 sacks. 4 pbu's, 1 FF
2012 - 42 solo tackles, 64 total, 18.5 tackles for loss, 5.5 sacks, 2 pbu's, 1 FF
2013 - 43 solo tackles, 59 total, 28.5 tackles for loss, 11 sacks, 3 pbu's, 4 FF
Short, scrappy, instinctive, highly productive defensive penetrator who does not look the part, but
inspires confidence he can be an exception to the rule. Is the type you root for and has the
first-step quickness, athleticism and motor to emerge as a havoc-wreaking three-technique in a
fast-flowing 4-3 scheme. With Long, Brockers, Donald and Quinn, no QB will feel safe. Donald is
amazingly quick off the snap and closes hard and fast. Fearsome foursome 2.0.
1.16
Calvin Pryor
Free Safety
Louisville
5'11 207lbs
31 3/8 arms, 9 1/8 hands
Calvin Pryor
Free Safety
Louisville
5'11 207lbs
31 3/8 arms, 9 1/8 hands
2011 - 31 solo tackles, 43 total, 3 tackles for loss, 1 sack. 2 ints, 7 pbu's, 2 FF
2012 - 52 solo tackles, 100 total, 2.5 tackles for loss, 1 sack. 2 ints, 7 pbu's, 5 FF
2013 - 54 solo tackles, 75 total, 5.5 tackles for loss, 3 ints, 4 pbu's, 2 FF
As many know, I have been high on Pryor for a long long long while now and I am not backing down. Perhaps the most explosive hitter in this year's crop of safeties, Pryor is a big, physical hammer
in the run game, bringing the ability to intimidate and erase. Factor in his instincts and range
and Pryor has the ability to start as a rookie. Has the power to come down against the run and the
range to play center field. Some doubt he can be a center fielder, but I believe he can be. Wide receivers will fear trying to catchanything deep with him around. In 3 straight games, took players out of the game. Looks like Harvinwill be missing some more games. Can call McD and Pryor the Smash prothers, because they are going to bring a world of hurt to opposing teams.
1.27
Jason Verrett
Cornerback
TCU
5'9 189lbs
30 5/8 arms, 9 1/4 hands
4.38 40-yard dash, 1.47 10 yd split, 39' vert, 10'8 broad jump, 6.69 3-cone, 4.00 shuttle
2011 - 40 solo tackles, 58 total, 1.5 tackles for loss. 1 int, 5 pbu's
2012 - 46 solo tackles, 63 total, 5 tackles for loss, 6 ints, 22 pbu's
2013 - 31 solo tackles, 39 total, 3.5 tackles for loss, 1 sack, 2 ints, 14 pbu's, 1 FF
Say hello to our new Nickle/slot CB. Yes he isn't the tallest, but he is quick and explosive with
good eyes, footwork and anticipation. If he was a few inches taller would be in contention to be
the top CB selected. Great in man coverage and is very aggressive and physical.
2.47
Gabe Jackson
Offensive Guard
Mississippi State
6'3 1/4 336lbs
33 3/4 arms, 10' hands
5.51 40-yard dash, 1.81 10 yd split, 30 bench, 29' vert, 9' broad jump, 8.25 cone, 4.78 shuttle
Gabe Jackson
Offensive Guard
Mississippi State
6'3 1/4 336lbs
33 3/4 arms, 10' hands
5.51 40-yard dash, 1.81 10 yd split, 30 bench, 29' vert, 9' broad jump, 8.25 cone, 4.78 shuttle
Big, thickly built, relatively nuanced blocker who brings a steadying presence to the interior
offensive line. Dependability and effectiveness blocking for pass and run combined with sterling
intangibles, including football intelligence, make him capable of starting as a rookie and holding
down a position for years to come. Jackson is a prospect who evaluators will get fired up when
watching on tape because he has good feet and can be completely dominating in a violent fashion.
Mississippi State ran man-power concepts in 2013 behind Jackson that made him look like an
unstoppable bulldozer at times. Rams will plug him in at LG and not worry about that position for
years.
3.75
Antonio Richardson
Offensive Tackle
Tennessee
6'6 336lbs
35' arms, 10 1/4 hands
5.30 40-yard dash, 1.81 10-yd split, 36 bench, 24.5 vert
A big, strong, athletic college left tackle, Richardson is agile enough to protect the blind side
if he learns to become a better hand technician. Long armed with outstanding overall size and mass
to cover up defenders in the run game and generate a push. Good strength to anchor vs. power and
possesses enough brute strength to hold his ground even when he locks his legs. Is not easily moved
and can position-sustain. Bends fairly well for as big as he is and is agile enough to handle
speed. Coach B will refine Richardson into a starter quality tackle for use in case of injury or in
the future if we let Long go or let Barks walk. Has all the physical tools you want in a tackle.
4.110
Aaron Murray
Quarterback
Georgia
6'1 207lbs
30 5/8 arms, 9 1/8 hands
Aaron Murray
Quarterback
Georgia
6'1 207lbs
30 5/8 arms, 9 1/8 hands
2010 - 61.1%, 3,049 passing yards, 8.9 Y/A, 24 tds, 8 ints. 167 rush yards, 4 rushing tds
2011 - 59.1%, 3,149 passing yards, 7.8 Y/A, 35 tds, 14 ints. 111 rushing yards, 2 tds
2012 - 64.5%, 3,893 passing yards, 10.1 Y/A, 36 tds, 10 ints. -68 rushing yards, 3 tds
2013 - 64.2%, 2,794 passing yards, 8.7 Y/A, 24 tds, 8 ints. 162 rushing yards, 7 tds(DNP last two
games)
Has a quick release and is light enough on his feet to escape the first wave and make some plays on
the move. Solid decision-maker -- takes what the defense gives him. Fine short-to-intermediate
accuracy. Good intangibles. Encouraging team leader with a likeable personality. Leads by example.
Serves well as the face of the program. Outstanding work ethic. Is very intelligent and football
smart. Experienced, four-year starter in the SEC. Like our own Starter Bradford, Murray is still recovering from a torn ACL. Is coming along good and was able to do some throws and work at his pro-day. Will be a good back up with potential starter quality down the road.
*I actually prefer other quarterbacks but the Rams have shown a lot of interest in Murray so he is the choice, plus his girlfriend is hot...
5.152
Isaiah Crowell
Running Back
Georgia/Alabama State
5'11 224lbs
31 3/8 arms, 9 1/4 hands
4.57 40-yard dash, 1.55 10-yd dash, 38' vert, 9'9 broad jump
Isaiah Crowell
Running Back
Georgia/Alabama State
5'11 224lbs
31 3/8 arms, 9 1/4 hands
4.57 40-yard dash, 1.55 10-yd dash, 38' vert, 9'9 broad jump
2011 - 850 rushing yards, 5 tds. 8 receptions, 59 yards, 1 td
2012 - 842 rushing yards, 15 tds. 11 receptions, 95 yards
2013 - 1121 rushing yards, 15 tds. 7 receptions, 27 yards
Fisher and Snead do it again. Trading up with late round picks to grab a guy they want. We all know
of Crowells story, highly touted recruit who went to Geaorgia, then got kicked off and transfered
to Alabama State. Has kept his nose clean since. Islooked upon as one of the best running backs in
the draft and only falls because of his major off the field concerns. Crowell does need some work, but he won't be the workhorse and will have some time to hone his craft. Wasn't used much in the passing game but has shown to have adequate hands from the small sample size.
6.214
Jonathan Dowling
Safety/Cornerback
Western Kentucky
6'3 190lbs
33 1/8 arms, 9 1/4 hands
4.50 40-yd dash, 33.5 vert, 9'8 broad jump, 7.04 3-cone, 4.24 shuttle
Jonathan Dowling
Safety/Cornerback
Western Kentucky
6'3 190lbs
33 1/8 arms, 9 1/4 hands
4.50 40-yd dash, 33.5 vert, 9'8 broad jump, 7.04 3-cone, 4.24 shuttle
2012 - 40 solo tackles, 68 total, 2.5 for loss. 6 ints, 1 td, 13 pbu's, 2 FF
2013 - 55 solo tackles, 67 total, 1 for loss. 3 ints, 7 pbu's, 6 FF
Another prospect who got kicked out of a major college powerhouse after screwing up. Was kicked out
of Florida and had to transfer to Western Kentucky. Tall and lamy, fast and hard hitting. Dowling split time at cornerback and Safety during his college career but looks best suited for a cornerback role. Nice developmental project who has skills to succeed, and if he can mentally mature could be a steal.
7.241
Andrew Jackson
Inside Linebacker
Western Kentucky
6'1 254lbs
32 1/2 arms, 9 1/2 hands
2011 - 41 solo tackles, 109 total, 17 for loss, 3.5 sacks. 1 Int, 2 Pbu's, 1 FF
2012 - 78 solo tackles, 122 total, 16.5 for loss, 2 sacks. 1 pbu, 4 FF
2013 - 56 solo tackles, 96 total, 8.5 for loss, 1 sack. 2 pbu's
Yup, I just double dipped into Western Kentucky. There is really nothing behind JLau in terms o
depth, so the Rams decide to get some insurance. Jackson is a stout, physical, downhill thumper. He
is intense and very competitive.
7.249
Kevin Graf
Offensive Tackle
USC
6'6 309lbs
Kevin Graf
Offensive Tackle
USC
6'6 309lbs
O-line depth. Thats about it.
7.250
Tyler Starr
Outside Linebacker
South Dakota
6'4 250lbs
32 1/2 arms, 9 1/2 hands
4.95 40-yd dash, 1.65 split, 32' vert, 9'8 broad jump, 6.64 3-cone, 4.15 shuttle
2010 - no stats
2011 - 51 tackles, 19 for loss, 14 sacks. 1 pbu's, 7 FF
2012 - 74 tackles, 7 for loss, 4 sacks, 2 pbu's, 2 FF
2013 - 71 tackles, 15 for loss, 9 sacks, 1 int, 5 pbu's, 4 FF
Lead all Linebackers at the combine in the 3-cone drill. Productive small school player. Has good size and could be a nice developmental piece. Very good instincts. And has great hair!!
UDFA's that I would like the Rams to bring in:
Marcus Williams CB, NDSU
Trey Burton FB/TE/WR, Florida
Dexter Mcdougle CB, Maryland
Qua Cox CB, Jackson State
Dustin Vaughan QB, West Texas A&M
Chris Boyd WR, Vanderbilt
Pierre Warren FS, Jacksonville State
Lorenzo Taliaferro RB, Coastal Carolina
Nikoe Whitley FS, Mississippi state
Zach Fulton OG, Tennessee
Damien Williams RB, Oklahoma
Trevor Watts RB, Tulsaurr OLB, Fort Valley State
Bryce Quigley OT, San Diego State
I have had this mock saved and changed things with it a lot. These are some of the players I liked
and at one point were one of the selections in the mock:
Jadeveon Clowney
Khalil Mack
Jake Matthews
Darqueze Dennard
Justin Gilbert
Zach Martin
Ryan Shazier
Kyle Van Noy
Morgan Moses
Sammy Watkins
Jordan Matthews
Jarvis Landry
Dominique Easley
Ronald Powell
Jordan Zumwalt
Prince Shembo
Stanley Jean-Babptiste
Pierre Desir
Jaylen Watkins
Phillip Gaines
Louis Nix
Carlos Hyde
Spencer Long
Marion Grice
Charles Sims
Billy Turner
Caraun Reid
Cyril Richardson
Andre Hal
Telvin Smith
Lamarcus Joyner
Christian Kirksey
Garret Gilbert
Connor Shaw
Brett Smith
Terrence Brooks
Telvin Smith
and many many many many more...There are a lot of good players in this draft I would not mind if
were picked by the Rams.
I also worked through about 30+ different trade scenarios as well.
This extra two weeks just made me over analyze and rip apart everything over and over. Glad the draft is almost here.
Well that's it folks. I tried to improve our defense to the point where it can be a top 5 defense and get Bradford some more protection.
Hope you enjoyed and GO RAMS!!!!
