I agree. I've been beside myself the last couple of weeks watching Fitz. And Winston is too much of a gunslinger. When you have that type of talent there is no reason to take risk like that.
Mark it down and come back if I’m wrong
Absolutely
Winston is inconsistent. He should be throwing for 5 grand every season w/ that stack of talent on O.
I don't care if you are wrong or right. We've just seen them in one game and to make a suggestion that we should follow their approach is premature IMO. As it is every season we will not know what any team is or isn't until after the week 4 games are complete.
They did? Suh: 1 year contract. Talib: 2 years left on contract. Cooks did sign a 6 year/88 mil contract Peters; 2 years left on contract
Actually, their approach is common sense, and that's whether it works or not. Build through the draft w/ young players, then fill in the gaps w/ FA's.
We've seen the approach fail more than we have seen it work. Heck within our own division.
All approaches fail if winning the super bowl is a barometer.
All? That is just not true.
They failed miserably at one hit wonders too.
It would make too much sense.This off season, the Rams signed Suh, Marcus Peters, and Talib in free agency
Guess what? It’s working..........
It seems their roster/team building strategy is light years ahead of ours.
There are NFL fans out there right now who are disappointed with their team’s start to the 2018 offseason. Whether it was talent lost, talent gained, or the contractual implications that ultimately impact the organization for this year and beyond, there is undoubtedly an entire fan base out there that is not satiated. They wanted more for, or from, their team.
But that is not the case for Los Angeles Rams’ fans, where there’s more excitement than downtime.
Players are being traded, picks are being shuffled, pro bowl players are being acquired, atrocious contracts are being discarded or reworked, and they are already on the books for compensatory picks in 2019. It seems as though every day in March a Rams’ fan could wake up and just feel the excitement.
Goodbye Robert Quinn, Alec Ogletree, and Trumaine Johnson. No love lost, and best of luck to you in your new homes. But hello Marcus Peters, Aqib Talib, Sam Shields, and Ndamukong Suh.
Consider it addition by subtraction. And what the Rams have added this offseason isn’t something they’re hoping to build upon for a future run deep into the postseason. It’s predicated on a Super Bowl run in 2018.
https://www.turfshowtimes.com/2018/...les-rams-are-building-up-for-a-super-bowl-run
Yes, it is. Built through the draft, supplemented w/ FA's.
This off season, the Rams signed Suh, Marcus Peters, and Talib in free agency
Guess what? It’s working..........
It seems their roster/team building strategy is light years ahead of ours.
There are NFL fans out there right now who are disappointed with their team’s start to the 2018 offseason. Whether it was talent lost, talent gained, or the contractual implications that ultimately impact the organization for this year and beyond, there is undoubtedly an entire fan base out there that is not satiated. They wanted more for, or from, their team.
But that is not the case for Los Angeles Rams’ fans, where there’s more excitement than downtime.
Players are being traded, picks are being shuffled, pro bowl players are being acquired, atrocious contracts are being discarded or reworked, and they are already on the books for compensatory picks in 2019. It seems as though every day in March a Rams’ fan could wake up and just feel the excitement.
Goodbye Robert Quinn, Alec Ogletree, and Trumaine Johnson. No love lost, and best of luck to you in your new homes. But hello Marcus Peters, Aqib Talib, Sam Shields, and Ndamukong Suh.
Consider it addition by subtraction. And what the Rams have added this offseason isn’t something they’re hoping to build upon for a future run deep into the postseason. It’s predicated on a Super Bowl run in 2018.
https://www.turfshowtimes.com/2018/...les-rams-are-building-up-for-a-super-bowl-run
This off season, the Rams signed Suh, Marcus Peters, and Talib in free agency
Guess what? It’s working..........
It seems their roster/team building strategy is light years ahead of ours.
There are NFL fans out there right now who are disappointed with their team’s start to the 2018 offseason. Whether it was talent lost, talent gained, or the contractual implications that ultimately impact the organization for this year and beyond, there is undoubtedly an entire fan base out there that is not satiated. They wanted more for, or from, their team.
But that is not the case for Los Angeles Rams’ fans, where there’s more excitement than downtime.
Players are being traded, picks are being shuffled, pro bowl players are being acquired, atrocious contracts are being discarded or reworked, and they are already on the books for compensatory picks in 2019. It seems as though every day in March a Rams’ fan could wake up and just feel the excitement.
Goodbye Robert Quinn, Alec Ogletree, and Trumaine Johnson. No love lost, and best of luck to you in your new homes. But hello Marcus Peters, Aqib Talib, Sam Shields, and Ndamukong Suh.
Consider it addition by subtraction. And what the Rams have added this offseason isn’t something they’re hoping to build upon for a future run deep into the postseason. It’s predicated on a Super Bowl run in 2018.
https://www.turfshowtimes.com/2018/...les-rams-are-building-up-for-a-super-bowl-run
