it's quite possible, but you can't keep doing that and expect to fill out the rest of the roster. Rookies contracts allow you to fill out the rest of the roster with good depth, if you can draft well enough. Now that they don't have a 1st round pick until 2024 how are they going to continue doing this.. What happens if one of these players doesn't pan out for them, ie Von Miller has had his share of injuries and has only played in 7 / 25 games.
I just expect to see improvements from our defense before our offense.. our running backs and oline are simply not good so idk how murry and boyle are gonna change that. Yes boyle will help in theory but like our rbs arent good enough for me to see some changes.. i love our wr core, so i really just mean the run game and oline blocking..
I mean eventually we should get Mekari back, who would be an upgrade over Tyre at RT, and could potentially see Tyre move back to LG, who I think is better than Powers.
Best defensive tackle of all time. Maybe in the last 20 years, but there have been a lot of great defensive tackles in different eras. Hard to say if he is the best or not due to the eras that they have played in. Alan Page is right up there with one of the greatest DT of all time. He was absolutely incredible.
I'd argue the opposite. It's refreshing to see a team who basically says "sure, we'll trade 5 years of mediocrity 5 years from now for 1-2 years of being a legit SB contender", and possibly even win one.
I'm a believer in building a team through the draft and not trading away your early picks every year. I'm a fan of Von Miller also, but he hasn't shown the ability to stay healthy lately and is 30 years old. No guarantee that works for him and they have to pay him. Yes they have the cap space to do so, but the risk is if these players are injured you don't have much available to as depth either. Good thing McVay is a good offensive minded coach. I also think they gave up way too much for Stafford. Two 1sts, a 3rd and Jared Goff. This is my opinion and I don't see this as sustainable for any franchise. A couple trades here and there is fine.
I know Rossi is a big fan of Fields and yes he is young and could develop, but tell me what QB from Ohio State has every panned out, atleast in the last 20 years. Is Art Schlichter really the best one???? Maybe Fields becomes the first. For his sake, I certainly hope so.
Well, they were in a SB, which is as close to winning a SB without doing it as it gets. That means a ton to most fans (or at least it should) because getting to a SB is extremely, extremely, extremely difficult. It's certainly not a negative on anyone's resume.
He’s the greatest. No DT has ever been as dominant, there have been greats, but Donald is flat out ridiculous, he breaks the norms of football, he puts up edge rusher numbers as a DT and does it against double and triples regularly.
And making a move to get stafford was awesome, I really do applaud the rams for how they’ve done this, I like the innovation and the commitment to straight up trying to get a chip by all means before the core of the roster falls apart.
ok, the Bucs and Patriots have signed veterans, but they haven't traded away 1st round picks year over year over year. No one has outside of the Rams, so don't try and compare them. They still are drafting players high in the draft, unlike the Rams.
I didn't say he wasn't, but to say hands down he is without even considering players like Alan Page who put up big numbers and in 14 game seasons, plus had go back and check Alan Page's numbers. He had one season with 18 sacks in a 14 game season and in his career he had 148 sacks. Those 148 sacks also come in an era where they weren't passing as much. I've watched both of these guys play and both of them are / were dominant at their positions. Both of them are GOATs.
Yes and it took until halfway through his post gronk career for many to consider him the goat, and it wasn’t until Tampa that it practically became unanimous lol. Kinda proves my point that we over glorify past players for some odd reason
