Double Trouble

Darnold DIMES

Sam looks awesome. Putting the ball in good spots. Only incompletions were drops on perfectly placed balls.

catch the damn ball. darnold making good throws

Not only bad decision to punt, but these punts have been horrible to top it off.

100% under 40 yards (30/30), but only 62.9% beyond 40 (22/35).

Pretty easy decision. Rams will make playoffs in each of his two years under contract with the chance to make deep postseason runs. If he wants to hop to a team on the up (Broncos, Panthers, WFT, etc) in two years, that option is still there

Is the extension for 2022-23 or 2021-2022? Sounds like 2021-22...so basically it's a 1y 19.5m extension on the orig 2yr/20m deal? edit: it's through 2023.

Reading into this way too much. When players make plays they get praised. When they aren't making plays, they'll be held accountable. Today in practice the WR's weren't making plays, so that's that. This illusion of them coddling Sam makes no sense. If he doesn't perform this year, he won't be our starting QB in 2022. It's not that deep.

Got picked on by Tyler Vaughns in college too.

1. Not properly addressing starting LT (again).

Wow Mike Evans is only 27? Yeah he takes spot 3...

I liked Chris Harris quite a bit.

The timing of the Louis the Child bass drop with the Brian Burns sack on Stafford

Until proven otherwise I think LT and QB are the biggest needs.

yeah as I've cooled off the pick has grown on me a bit lol. Still prefer Slater there though. Very much need to address LT next round. Need to give darnold a chance to succeed.

disgusting. haven't had a legit LT in ages and we bring in a 23 year old to draft a fuging corner after an 11 loss season...

1) Sewell 2) Fields 3) He who must not be named.

I'm terrified we take Mac Jones. I would be devastated lol.

Can't get much worse than taking Mac Jones if Sewell is there. That would be disastrous.

Falcons (Fields/Lance or Pitts) and Bengals (Chase vs Sewell) is going to determine everything. Ultimately, I think Lance goes to SF and Fields to ATL.

Let alone south Orange County hahaha

Sewell then Slater. Double down with interior OL round two. This franchise has taken 2 OL in the first round in the last 25 drafts. The one top 10 selection used on OT was Jordan Gross and he gave us stability for years. Make it a priority for once. You can add whatever weapons you want but if you don't give a young raw qb like Sam a LT it's not going to be pretty.

He seems to be in that range as well don't know much about him though. I'm a USC fan so I just put St. Brown, and you're presumably a UNC fan and put Brown haha. Always have to throw one of your college guys in the mock.

Edit - I'm not being sarcastic, don't give me beer haha. Darnold is my guy.

1. Penei Sewell/ Slater 2. Wyatt Davis 3. Amon-Ra St. Brown