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The RAMs need to draft or pickup in FA three positions.

Center: A big powerful player to protect our QB and open holes for RB

NT: A big powerful player to clog up the holes in the middle,
and can push the pocket up the middle.

MLB: A big hitter and can get into the hole quickly,
and be flexible for coverage on passing plays.

Last night showed we can't compete unless we built up in the trenches.

It looked like the first two series that we could compete,

But then the Eagles took it to another level,
on both sides of the ball, it all started in the trenches.

Here is a video talking about the eagles OL,

But if you look at the RAMs DL, it shows me that our NT are useless.

Brown is worthless against a top middle OL.

As I stated, we need to draft or pickup in FA a big powerful NT,

that can push the pocket up the middle or clog up the whole in the middle.

PARAM wrote:Like this guy?

I was showing this video, to show you how bad our NT was getting pushed around.

Brown was useless!!!

Add explosive, top-flight corner(s), explosive WR (Tutu isn’t used so the dude has to be bigger - Like a Dk Metcalf), explosive RB with long speed - see the dude who torched the Rams’ D last night. And maybe a better LT??

Eventually, a modern mobile QB.

69RamFan wrote:Here is a video talking about the eagles OL,

But if you look at the RAMs DL, it shows me that our NT are useless.

Brown is worthless against a top middle OL.

As I stated, we need to draft or pickup in FA a big powerful NT,

that can push the pocket up the middle or clog up the whole in the middle.

NT, CB and ILB, we add quality there, lookout

The way the NFL has been trending, a pure pocket passer just isn't the way anymore. You need some mobility. Can't argue the talent Stafford still has but mobility isn't one of them. Having a more mobile qb can help mitigate some ol deficiencies.

TheDeacon75 wrote:The way the NFL has been trending, a pure pocket passer just isn't the way anymore. You need some mobility. Can't argue the talent Stafford still has but mobility isn't one of them. Having a more mobile qb can help mitigate some ol deficiencies.

Les, it would seem, agrees.

Zen_Ronin wrote:Les, it would seem, agrees.

The question I have is this.....how many "mobile" QBs can run McVay's offense? Meaning, how many mobile QBs can make the throws required in McVay's offense? There are mobile QBs who can make the throws but how many? And how many coming out of the NCAA in the next year or two?