Witherspoon is Back

[OldSchool]

His contract is insensitive based.

How unlucky for him.

 

[Ellard80]

How quickly this guy went from a whipping boy on here to a hero.
Anyway, good resigning....Id consider using that 1 on a CB.
With Forbes in the fold and another first round talent to mix with the vets....could be a good room.

he had a stretch where he struggled a couple years ago - but overall has been great.

 

[kurtfaulk]

How quickly this guy went from a whipping boy on here to a hero.
Anyway, good resigning....Id consider using that 1 on a CB.
With Forbes in the fold and another first round talent to mix with the vets....could be a good room.

That's what happens when you start making plays and helping the team win.

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[So Ram]

Not a "team-friendly" contract?

Well not saying my grammar is right.The keys do have a mind of there own.Glad I caught one of those actually double checking. Might have gotten band.

Let’s just hope he hits on his Team Friendly Contract.

 

[So Ram]

How unlucky for him.

Thanks - that’s my type.Wink wink.

Lucky for The Rams he resigned.Lol
He’s also been know to get into a WR’s head from time to time on the field.He’ll bring leadership which Forbes will benefit from.

 

[TexasRam]

How unlucky for him.

Hey don't knock the insensitive based contracts.

Every time he makes an opposing WR cry he gets a $1 million bonus.

The Insensitive based contract worked out well for Jared Verse

 

[RhodyRams]

Hey don't knock the insensitive based contracts.

Every time he makes an opposing WR cry he gets a $1 million bonus.

The Insensitive based contract worked out well for Jared Verse

add Nick Scott to the list for making Dweeblo cry

 

[den-the-coach]

Good news.

We still need to draft some young talent at the position, though: Witherspoon turns 30 this Friday, and Williams has just turned 32.

I believe if they draft a CB in the 1st Williams will be released.

 

[Allen2McVay]

I believe if they draft a CB in the 1st Williams will be released.

Even given the cap implications for 2025?

 

[Soul Surfer]

I think we could go to battle with the current roster, which is a great position to be in going into the draft.

Could we improve at a number of places? We could. But we don't need to reach for anyone in the draft, which is better than it seemed just a few weeks ago.

The first round pick could be a tight end, a wide receiver, a tackle, a middle linebacker or a cornerback. Hell, they could even go for a special running back or edge if they fell into their laps. I hope not, but even a QB if they felt strongly enough about the player. That's a great position to be in.

They seem to do this every year under Mcsnead.

 

[den-the-coach]

Even given the cap implications for 2025?

I didn't look at that, but if it's not prudent then maybe not.

 

[dang]

I didn't look at that, but if it's not prudent then maybe not.

I’d say bye bye Kendrick but probably keep DWill for another year. Need depth at CB:
-Spoon
-DWill
-Durant
-Forbes
-R3 (or better) draft pick
Looks good to me.

 

[Allen2McVay]

I didn't look at that, but if it's not prudent then maybe not.

The cap sites are way-off at the moment. Especially Spotrac (totally useless).

However, according to OTC, the Rams would save nothing against the 2025 cap by releasing Darious Williams; and would actually have more Dead-$ against the 2025 cap ($10.3M) than his current cap hit of $9.2M.

 

[den-the-coach]

I’d say bye bye Kendrick but probably keep DWill for another year. Need depth at CB:
-Spoon
-DWill
-Durant
-Forbes
-R3 (or better) draft pick
Looks good to me.

Not a fan of Kendrick either, but apparently the Rams like him. Not sure if it's because of the doughnuts or the Sushi he picks up, but for some reason they like him.

 

[Elmgrovegnome]

I believe if they draft a CB in the 1st Williams will be released.

It could happen, but right after the draft is a risky proposition. They won’t know how a newly drafted Corner will handle the defensive system.

It could be a safer bet to think they could trade him by the deadline if he’s not needed.

 

[OldSchool]

Could also be traded during camp.

 

[RamsSince1969]

add Nick Scott to the list for making Dweeblo cry

That is still, IMHO, one of the greatest single "game changing moments" in football history in terms of who's the boss! The Rams were the more physical team. The score was 7-7 at the time, but you could tell, the Rams were going to be the bully. 7-17, no problem! You could just feel it. Thanks for this trip down memory lane!

 

[fearsomefour]

That's what happens when you start making plays and helping the team win.

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The fickleness makes me laugh....but, so it goes.

 

[fearsomefour]

Not a fan of Kendrick either, but apparently the Rams like him. Not sure if it's because of the doughnuts or the Sushi he picks up, but for some reason they like him.

Hopefully not together.

 

[PhillyRam]

This is what I keep coming back to. Are they setting themselves up to take a QB early? We could use upgrades at several positions but all of the acute 2025 needs are pretty much addressed. If there was ever a time to draft a future QB it's now. Just wish that this QB class was stronger.

Maybe you go into this with the attitude that we like a couple guys who we think have a chance to be good, especially after being exposed to and mentored by Stafford/McVay.

So maybe it would be better to take a swing at one of these guys, especially if you can grab one after a trade down. It would be better than to be forced to mortgage a shit ton of picks to try to get a higher rated prospect next yr or the year after when you might be more desperate and in need of a plug & play rookie.