Rams and other teams 2013 NFL season thread

[Freed Roger]

it was in Denver. The guys on Rams radio were crowing about how it was in Tennessee.

[MrCrowesGarden]

It looks like so far that Austin and Bailey are going to be good picks, but how bad does it look for the Rams that they took Brian Quick instead of Alshon Jeffery?

About as bad as it did when they took Donnie Avery over Desean Jackson? Yeah, about that bad.

[mikechamp]

I don't care that was done in the thin air of Denver. That's an amazing boot.

As for the Rams draft woes, they'll have the chance to continue those in a few months. Looks like they might end up with the 2nd overall pick and a mid-round pick.

I'm guessing there will be a separate draft thread, but who makes the most sense for the Rams? (I'm assuming they'll stick with Bradford instead of making a shift to Bridgewater, since Bradford has a lowered trade value now.) Is Clowney still highly regarded? Do we even have room a for guy like that? Should I just start a draft thread now? Am I asking too many questions?

[Socnorb11]

I don't care that was done in the thin air of Denver. That's an amazing boot.

Yeah, the "Mile High" factor is offset by the fact that he was kicking a frozen ball, in my opinion.

[MrCrowesGarden]

If the Rams have a top 5 pick, I'd take Clowney (even with his recent ticket). They might take Jake Matthews, OT from Texas A&M. I would like Bridgewater too, but I doubt it happens.

2nd pick is a crapshoot.

[Freed Roger]

Worth noting, the precautionary spread out of Denver players. Just in case it didn't make it.

[Jocephus]

for a return? i dont think thats allowed in pro

[lukethedrifter]

sure it is

you might be thinking of returning a failed PAT

[Freed Roger]

for a return? i dont think thats allowed in pro

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[Jocephus]

sure it is

you might be thinking of returning a failed PAT

i guess that must be it...i was half paying attention to one of the nfl games on sunday on the radio (trying not to swerve off the icy road) and one of the announcers mentioned something about the return not being allowed in the NFL (because of all the hooplah the auburn/ala game went). guess i didn't realize what kind of play it was.