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Yes but Rams had Whitworth and Havenstein, 2 soilid LT/RTs in 2020 and 2021 so their greater need was at OG. Scouting analyses when he came out had him assessed somewhere between a starting RT and backup RT https://bleacherreport.com/articles/2824347-david-edwards-nfl-draft-2019-scouting-report-for-los-angeles-rams-pick https://www.nfl.com/prospects/david-edwards/32004544-5733-7483-3a0b-c9cc2e7a9e47 https://www.buckys5thquarter.com/2019/4/25/18342882/nfl-draft-2019-david-edwards-scouting-report-wisconsin-football

Not sold on this kid. Did nothing at PSU. And had only one year of production at a non Big5 school and, unlike Knox, didn't have 2 NFL pro bowlers hogging targets. Can't block a lick So is really another slot guy. Likely still on the board at pick 130

Edwards has never played C at any level of football. McGovern has with Cowboys and at PSU. Bates has subbed for Morse already. I am curious if Bills give Edwards reps at RT in camp to compete with Brown as Edwards played RT exclusively at Wisconsin.

Happy to see this. Let's OBD look at an OT/G in draft. The SYR guy or Mauch would fit the bill 😀

Philips plays 3T like Ed as Philips can not hold up to double team blocks as a 1T. These two can be in on pass rush downs and be effective

DT in Rd 1. This place will go thermonuclear for sure. Seriously this could be a double up year in our draft where Bills take a 1 and a 3 technique if no one is signed in FA. Not a good year for DT though so can see Poona Ford or another FA being signed before draft.

One thing to consider is Motor ran vs light boxes and DH vs 8 man looks predominantly

Gotcha - here is Rams view on his re-signing status https://www.turfshowtimes.com/2023/3/20/23649358/rams-free-agent-offensive-line-starters-2023

This is first half of his season opener so unless he was hurt in preseason I'm not giving him a hall pass here. Beat badly by a 335 lb man on a spin move on play one then looks lost on a stunt on play two.

Yes - season opener last year THU night vs Rams SEP 8, 2022.

I knew I saw #73 on Rams play last year. Not his best game as Jordan Philips had 2 sacks in 1st half.

L'il Dirty has new food truck franchise opportunity https://www.thesun.co.uk/living/2395717/dutch-food-truck-is-selling-my-little-pony-burgers-made-from-horse-meat/

I have to believe Bills take a WR in first 3 rounds to challenge for #2 spot and to possibly replace Davis next year. One must remember how they develop rookies and limit their snaps (see Davis in 2020 and Shakir in 2022) through the first year. Given Sherfield is on a 1 year deal it makes even more sense to get a solid WR on roster via draft this year.

Signed with the NY Football Giants https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/2023-nfl-free-agency-giants-former-colts-lb-bobby-okereke-agree-to-4-year-40m-deal-per-report/

so Lee Evans had em too

Hardy may not be but Harty is 😎

RBs in their prime don't average 3.5 YPC. Singletary averaged 4.6 YPC and out rushed Fournette by 150 yards despite having 177 carries versus 189 for Fournette. And Singletary had 5 Rushing TDs vs 3 for Fournette. Total TDs for both were equal at 6. Singletary had a higher percentage of runs for a 1st down too. Fournette had more receiving yards but also had twice as many receptions than Singletary. It would appear the Bucs used short passing game as extension of their woeful running game. With all that said Singletary still averaged 5.1 yards per touch vs 4.5 for Fournette. My guess is OBD would bring Motor back before signing Fournette.

Gotcha. I just want our next MLB not to bite on play action or misdirection as much and to hit the right hole more often on run reads.

Yes thx. I have heard national draft pundits question Simpson’s instincts- and we have already seen how that worked out with Edmunds.

He meets the physical freak aspect OBD loves but his stack, run fill and coverage abilities are very lacking per Draft Buzz https://www.nfldraftbuzz.com/Player/Trenton-Simpson-LB-Clemson

Your witness.

https://www.nfldraftbuzz.com/Player/Roschon-Johnson-RB-Texas

Worst RB in league last year in variance from expected yards per carry. 3.2 yards per carry is brutal

Why? Tremaine started as a rookie. with a 2nd year LB next to him. A rookie would have a 6 year vet next to him in Milano That Rachel Bush could stop RBs better and she has good skills deflecting passes thrown her way.

size not so much, everything else is pretty good on his RAS