Los Angeles Rams Depth Chart 2019 Rams Depth Chart
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The Rams felt a taste of victory but ultimately fell to the Patriots in a pretty uneventful Super Bowl. It’s clear the Rams are looking to plow their way back to the Super Bowl this year and emerge as winners. How likely is that? Well, I’d say their chances are pretty good. Jared Goff, now a little more experiences, will man the offense once again. The Rams added Blake Bortles as a backup for him should anything happen over the course of the year. Gurley is currently listed as the starting running back, but concerns about his health started to emerge in the latter part of last season. Malcolm Brown and Darrell Henderson are behind him to make the Rams current backfield. Brandin Cooks and Robert Woods are WR1 and WR2. They finished 13th and 14th last season in receiving yards. Cooper Kupp will likely be WR3, but he’s currently questionable with an ACL injury.
The Rams had a great O-line to start the year last season, but as time went on it began to fall apart, resulting in less offensive production. Getting that turned around this season would make all the difference in the world to this Rams team. Aaron Donald and the Rams’ defense went on a tear last year. Clay Matthews was notably added into the mix as a starting LB for the Rams, and Cory Littleton and Micah Kiser make the other two starting LBs. I think it’s likely the Rams pull together and put an even stronger product on the field this year.
Offense Depth Chart
| Position POS |
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| Left Wide Receiver LWR |
| Tight End TE |
| Slot Wide Receiver SWR |
| Right Wide Receiver RWR |
| Quarterback QB |
| Running Back RB |
| Position | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 |
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Defense Depth Chart
| Position POS |
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| Left Defensive End LDE |
| Defensive Tackle DT |
| Nose Tackle NT |
| Outside Linebacker OLB |
| Cornerback CB |
| WILL Linebacker WILL |
| L Inside Linebacker LILB |
| Defensive Back DB |
| R Inside Linebacker RILB |
| Left Cornerback LCB |
| Strong Safety SS |
| Free Safety FS |
| Right Cornerback RCB |
Offense Depth Chart Stats
| Quarterbacks | Stats | Passing | Rushing | ||||||||||||||
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81
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QB 1 | |||||||||||||||
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75
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QB 2 | |||||||||||||||
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QB 3 | ||||||||||||||||
| RBs | |
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96
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74
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67
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65
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65
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66
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| Running Backs | Stats | Receiving | Rushing | ||||||||||||||||
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96
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RB 1 | RB 1 | ||||||||||||||||
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74
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RB 2 | RB 2 | ||||||||||||||||
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67
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RB 3 | RB 3 | ||||||||||||||||
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65
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RB 4 | RB 4 | ||||||||||||||||
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65
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RB 5 | RB 5 | ||||||||||||||||
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66
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SUS 6 | SUS 6 | ||||||||||||||||
| WRs | |
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86
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89
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82
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73
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64
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65
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68
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69
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74
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66
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72
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70
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76
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73
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| Wide Receivers | Stats | Receiving | Rushing | ||||||||||||||
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86
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LWR 1 | |||||||||||||||
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89
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RWR 2 | |||||||||||||||
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82
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SWR 3 | |||||||||||||||
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73
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LWR 4 | |||||||||||||||
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64
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RWR 5 | |||||||||||||||
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65
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SWR 6 | |||||||||||||||
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68
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RWR 8 | |||||||||||||||
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69
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WR 9 | |||||||||||||||
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74
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WR 9 | |||||||||||||||
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66
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WR 10 | |||||||||||||||
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72
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WR 11 | |||||||||||||||
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70
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WR 12 | |||||||||||||||
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76
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WR 13 | |||||||||||||||
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73
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WR 14 | |||||||||||||||
| TEs | |
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80
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77
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67
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73
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76
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76
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| Tight Ends | Stats | Receiving | ||||||||||
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80
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TE 1 | ||||||||||
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77
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TE 2 | ||||||||||
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67
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TE 3 | ||||||||||
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73
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TE 4 | ||||||||||
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76
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TE 5 | ||||||||||
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76
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TE 6 | ||||||||||
| OL | |
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66
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81
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84
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96
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65
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72
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73
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69
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71
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70
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74
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68
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76
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73
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| Offensive Line | Stats | ||||||
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66
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LG 1 | G | ||||
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81
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RG 1 | G | ||||
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84
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RT 1 | OT | ||||
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96
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LT 1 | OT | ||||
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65
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C 1 | C | ||||
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72
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RT 2 | OT | ||||
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73
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LT 2 | OT | ||||
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69
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C 2 | C | ||||
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71
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RT 3 | OT | ||||
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70
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RG 3 | G | ||||
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74
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LG 3 | G | ||||
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68
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RG 3 | G | ||||
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76
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C 3 | C | ||||
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73
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LT 3 | OT | ||||
Defense Depth Chart Stats
| Team Defense | Rating |
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| Los Angeles Rams Rams |
95
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| Team Defense | Rating | Pts Allowed/Game | Yards Allowed/Game | Pass Yards Allowed/Game | Rush Yards Allowed/Game | Sacks | Fumbles | INT |
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| Los Angeles Rams | 95
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0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Special Teams | Rating |
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| Los Angeles Rams Rams |
0
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| Special Teams | Rating | Kick Return TDs | Punt Return TDs | Field Goal Blocked | Punt Blocked | Extra Point Blocked | TDs |
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| Los Angeles Rams | 0
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0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
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88
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99
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61
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76
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68
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73
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70
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73
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69
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77
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67
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71
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88
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LDE 1 | ||||||
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99
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DT 1 | ||||||
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61
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NT 1 | ||||||
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76
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DT 2 | ||||||
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68
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NT 2 | ||||||
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73
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DT 3 | ||||||
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70
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NT 3 | ||||||
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73
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LDE 3 | ||||||
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69
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DL 9 | ||||||
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77
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DL 10 | ||||||
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67
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DL 11 | ||||||
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71
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DL 12 |
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78
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79
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75
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78
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76
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67
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69
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76
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71
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66
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70
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62
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78
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RILB 1 | ||||||
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79
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LILB 1 | ||||||
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75
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WILL 1 | ||||||
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78
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OLB 1 | ||||||
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76
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RILB 2 | ||||||
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67
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OLB 2 | ||||||
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69
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LILB 2 | ||||||
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76
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LILB 3 | ||||||
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71
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RILB 3 | ||||||
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66
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OLB 3 | ||||||
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70
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LB 11 | ||||||
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62
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LB 12 |
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81
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83
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89
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82
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89
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75
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67
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76
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60
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77
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66
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69
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74
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81
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FS 1 | ||||||
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83
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LCB 1 | ||||||
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89
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RCB 1 | ||||||
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82
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CB 1 | ||||||
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89
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SS 1 | ||||||
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75
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FS 2 | ||||||
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67
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RCB 2 | ||||||
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76
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LCB 2 | ||||||
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60
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FS 3 | ||||||
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77
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SS 3 | ||||||
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66
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RCB 3 | ||||||
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69
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DB 12 | ||||||
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74
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DB 13 |
| Kickers | Rating |
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81
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| Kickers | Rating | Depth Position | Points | Field Goals Made | Field Goal % Made | Long | Extra Points Made | 0-19 FG Attempted/Made | 20-29 FG Attempted/Made | 30-39 FG Attempted/Made | 40-49 FG Attempted/Made | 50+ Attempted/Made |
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81
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K 1 |
| Punters | Rating |
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87
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| Punters | Rating | Depth Position |
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87
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P 1 |
Offseason Moves
The Rams made a slew of offseason moves that will hopefully put them in a place to venture all the way back to the Super Bowl this season. For starters, the Rams drafted DB Taylor Rapp out of Washington in the 2nd round of the draft, 61st overall. Rapp will serve as solid depth behind Eric Weddle and John Johnson III, and with the right coaching develop into a starter over time. RB Darrel Henderson of Memphis was their third round pick, who provides nice depth to the questionable Gurley. Again in the third round, the rams selected David Long, a CB out of Michigan. He’ll be slotted in the depth chart behind Aqib Talib and Marcus Peters. The rest of their draft broke down like this: Bobby Evans, OT (Round 3, pick no. 97); Greg Gaines, DL (Round 4, pick no. 134); David Edwards, OT (Round 5, pick no. 169); Nick Scott, S (Round 7, pick no. 243); Dakota Allen, LB (Round 7, pick no. 251).
All in all, a pretty solid draft for the Rams as they filled in depth where they needed it. It’s tempting to call their draft a bust because there were no big names, but I can guarantee you some of these names will pop up in a Sunday night game two or three years down the line and it’ll all come rushing back to you. The Rams’ ability to coach a player is almost unparalleled, so these draft picks ended up in a great system should they stand the test of time. Grabbing California-native Clay Matthews in free agency was a big move for the Rams. He’s not the pass-rusher he once was, but he provides stability and proven production at the LB position. Grabbing Blake Bortles was another solid move that will help in the case of an unforeseen injury occurring with Goff. Other notable free agency signings: Dante Fowler, OLB and Eric Weddle, S.
Looking Ahead
It doesn’t get much more heartbreaking than losing in the Super Bowl. I can defitinetly see the Rams picking up enough steam to get back, although it’ll be different this year. The novelty of the Rams being good, really good, is wearing off and it’s become expected. I feel like when a team reaches that status, the scouting reports and ways to beat them become more sought out and teams will likely take advantage of this this season. As crazy as it sounds, the Rams didn’t look as good at the end of the season as they did at the beginning, despite being in the Super Bowl. It can be argued that the Saints should have made it in their place, but either way the Rams were unstoppable at the beginning of the season.
When the Bears beat them, it seemed to expose a weakness within the Rams that other teams exploited making them less of a Goliath figure. Goff started to look worse, and their offense wasn’t producing like it once was. They’re still a great team, don’t get me wrong, but they’re going to have a harder go at it this season. Within the NFC West, I don’t personally think the Cardinals or 49ers will demand much of a challenge, but I definitely think the Seahwaks and Rams will have a few good matchups and be competing for the title.
