[ramman2999]

I have no fucking idea. And most of you guys don’t want the Quarterback.

We’ll probably draft Laiu Latu defensive end UCLA. So get ready.

There are a lot of Quarterbacks with ability.

Looking at the Rams the way they do things. I’m trying to look at the biggest upside Boom guy. Who can become Patrick Mahomes throwing for 4,000 yds 40 touchdowns.

And one guy who keeps coming to mind is JAXSOn Dart. So maybe the second or third round Rams draft him. It will probably be a pick like that.

[JackPMiller]

I have no fucking idea. And most of you guys don’t want the Quarterback.

We’ll probably draft Laiu Latu defensive end UCLA. So get ready.

There are a lot of Quarterbacks with ability.

Looking at the Rams the way they do things. I’m trying to look at the biggest upside Boom guy. Who can become Patrick Mahomes throwing for 4,000 yds 40 touchdowns.

And one guy who keeps coming to mind is JAXSOn Dart. So maybe the second or third round Rams draft him. It will probably be a pick like that.

Jaxson Dart is a late 5th - mid 6th rounder

[ramman2999]

Exactly after all this hub bub I’m not expecting to get my hopes up.

I’m looking at a JAXSOn Dart 5th 6th round pick for them to develop.

[PARAM]

Yes the draft is a crapshoot you can only do your best and often times it doesnt work out, but that is no reason to delay the decision. Do you really want to wait until 25-27 when supposedly you have a mostly developed roster (after this offseason of spending and another draft class or two)??!

I just dont get putting a rookie QB with an established veteran roster, not a good combination. Lastly the hope is we will be drafting in the later half of the draft in the coming years, this maybe our perfect opp of a much larger QB class and mid to high first round pick.

I'm not suggesting waiting until 2026 or 2027. 2025 would be perfect. One more draft of bringing in surrounding talent. Get the QB in 2025 and let him learn from #9, while the surrounding talent develops even more. Then IF Stafford is done and retires, insert the 2nd year QB with a solid team around him. There'll be bumps and setbacks but perhaps we get away with some of them due to the roster talent. Action, I don't have the answers, just the questions and I question the rush to move Stafford out the door in 2025. Because if they draft a QB in 2024 TO BE THE GUY, his ass better be in there no later than 2025. I don't want any of that Rodgers bullshit, where he gets pissed because he's a backup for 3 years and then holds our nuts to the fire demanding huge jack because he's the starter but hasn't yet established himself. Again, I don't have the answers. They might go QB next draft and they might not. I hope they don't. But that's just me.

[actionjack]

I'm not suggesting waiting until 2026 or 2027. 2025 would be perfect. One more draft of bringing in surrounding talent. Get the QB in 2025 and let him learn from #9, while the surrounding talent develops even more. Then IF Stafford is done and retires, insert the 2nd year QB with a solid team around him. There'll be bumps and setbacks but perhaps we get away with some of them due to the roster talent. Action, I don't have the answers, just the questions and I question the rush to move Stafford out the door in 2025. Because if they draft a QB in 2024 TO BE THE GUY, his ass better be in there no later than 2025. I don't want any of that Rodgers bullshit, where he gets pissed because he's a backup for 3 years and then holds our nuts to the fire demanding huge jack because he's the starter but hasn't yet established himself. Again, I don't have the answers. They might go QB next draft and they might not. I hope they don't. But that's just me.

We are all guessing right. The one negative to getting a QB now is losing years of cheap pay, but I think it will only be 2 years. He is 36 in February, dont see him playing at 38 at a high level.

IMO this year the opportunity is too good to pass up, when you combine what maybe a record QB class as far as players taken in the first two rounds and the likelihood of us drafting in the middle (maybe upper) of the first round. Heck if we win out I may change my tune, but if we are mid to upper I think we need that guy to help solidify (as best you can) our future at the position.

It looks we will have 40-50 million to spend on free agents and the draft, so I would expect a few impactful free agents and fill the rest of the needs in the draft with our full compliment of picks.

[ramman2999]

Been trying to tell y’all about Jayden Daniels this kid from LSU

500 yds total today 8touchdowns.

The dude is a beast. Baby Mahomes watch the highlight clip.

Shit at this point it’s a debate he gets drafted before Caleb probably not.

But I could care less what anybody says. If we are drafting at 8 we’re drafting him.

I’m just saying.

[ziggy]

To all those that wonder if picking up a QB in this draft is worth it-- consider this.

I think everyone would agree, right now the 9 and dime study sessions are one of the best things the Rams have going for them. This next year, 9 and dime is operational and in session. So why not draft a QB so we can sit his ass there?

I think we need to draft a strong, accurate arm with a high football IQ (that loves this game) for a QB.

[PARAM]

We are all guessing right. The one negative to getting a QB now is losing years of cheap pay, but I think it will only be 2 years. He is 36 in February, dont see him playing at 38 at a high level.

That is huge. But....the draft is also about planning into the future. Let's say they draft a QB in the 1st or 2nd but Stafford wins the SB next year AND DOESN'T RETIRE. He decides he likes the taste and wants to play in 2026 and 2027......and is still playing like a stud. The Rams can always trade that QB they drafted, especially if there's a better one coming along. But that's a stretch.

Ramsman34 recently said most franchise QBs not named Brady came from the 1st round and that's true. Just going by SB QBs, 25 of the 50 starters the last 25 years were 1st round picks. Of the last 25 winners, 13 were first round QBs (and 7 were Brady). Warner was the only UDFA to win over that span and there were a 2nd round pick (Brees), two 3rd round picks (Wilson, Foles), seven 6th round pick (Brady) and a 9th round pick***.

***Who?