Rams going RB in the 3rd round makes a lot of sense now. The Rams clearly knew the foot was more serious than they led on which is why RB became a much bigger need than expected. Im so happy we picked Corum now because now seeing how a 2 headed monster is much needed when Williams gets healthy. They really nailed this draft in for their needs as followed. - Lost Donald(for now) but had 2 good picks in Verse and Fiske combined with Turner/Young getting a year more experience. I feel great about the D-Line. -Williams has a foot injury but Corum is a great pick with similar attributes which will mitigate that risk -Their Oline was invested in FA and Avila has another year experience. -DB/Safety was heavily addressed in the offseason/draft. These Rams will be contenders while SF's picking late in the draft and one of the oldest teams in the league.
I don’t think they necessarily knew his foot was more serious than they let on… I think they knew if it wasn’t the foot, it would be the hamstring. Or the hip. Or the shoulder. Or something.
@@juanscott7130 for starters we now have a litany of good backs. Kyren, Ronnie, Bart and Blake. Much like the 49ers they can use a 2 back set to throw off the defense. There are many ways to deploy them. Primarily they can do an I formation, offset I or even a wishbone. They can motion the RB out to the slot or any other receiving/TE position and keep the defense guessing if they are running a route, blocking, block releasing or getting the ball on a handoff. Combine that with play action and the ability to hand the ball off to the remaining RB in the backfield and it could open lots of possibilities for the offense.
I like how everyone has jumped on it's because William's foot has to be worse than previously said in their comments. The fact that McVay wanted to have a dual threat at RB regardless of any injuries is just being missed, is crazy to me. Let's use logic, RBs always get banged up. What do you think is going to happen if they just use Corum? Likely to face an injury, Corum has had injuries in his college career 🤷🏾♂️. This is all about this rookie being positioned to help William's so neither has to take more abuse than necessary. Also, no other RB we've used has helped the offense continue to produce, so this is a good sign that we will have two backs that can help our offense not drop in production regardless of which RB is in.
Yeah and I bet Sean Desai (From the Eagles) knows how to do the Brotherly Shove (from defending it at practice) Hope he shows Lafleur how to do it too.
Gurley was the best RB we have had sense Steven Jackson and even he suffered with injuries if you can't be healthy then it doesn't matter how good people say you are your not on the field to show it
Corum has never underperformed in his entire career, being easily the most consistent RB out of that draft. People speculate on how good JJ Mcarthy really is because Corum made his life so easy. A good example is when Michigan didnt even need to pass the ball vs Penn St 2023, because Corum tripled the pass yards for the game. Plus he'll go and entire season without turning the ball over, as the person that handled the ball the most.
Well JJ has elite talent as well ,can we both agree on that sure any good rb makes life better for a QB. And Corum is everything you want as a Back or a football player in general, besides his natural ability ,his work ethic really stands out that is instantly respected by coaches, veterans etc. He's a good kid on and off the field, the only flaw on him is he will turn 24 this season meaning his window is probably only 5 to 6 years, I definitely think he's capable of being one of the better backs,
Well, you guys shouting to McVay "run the game run the game" all season what do you expect from a workhorse who gave his all? Even robots need maintenance from overworking. Corum was injured too. So were all the RBs in NFL.
Running the ball is better than staying one dimensional and forcing Stafford to throw 40 plus times a game. We needed a running back, our offense is actually built to have a run game to play the pass off of, not the other way around. Throwing the ball all the time is how Stafford got hurt, thumb, shoulder, ankle. Injuries are a part of the game, but no position takes more abuse than a RB. This is not a knock on Kyren, the kid is awesome. Missed 5 games and still finished in the top three at his position, Corum is the help needed so the team can spread the workload and minimize the wear and tear on both RBs
49ERS Shannahan is always focused on defense and this is how they win the division and get close in the SB. 49ERS are focused on how to beat the Chiefs , RAMS should think the same as Shannahan.
Why are the RAMS not coaching up ZACH EVANS, you hand the ball off and tell him to find the hole. Keep his A## up ALL night until he learn the plays. ( He get no vacation )
The system is 2 much 4 Evans 2 grasp right now. He isn't sharp enough 4 the complexity of rams run game. He needs 2 go 2 a team that just let's him find the hole and go!! He lacks in pass protection as well. He is a great Back just not on the right running scheme.
@@stoptheFallofAmerica After all that system calling sh#t you are still handing off the F-ing ball and the RB job is to FIND the hole.( LINEMEN your job is to make the hole problem SOLVED. ). If EVAN failed to find the hole ( EVANS had no problem finding the hole in college ) the problem could be there was NO hole. Only the RAMS need ( They should be the NFL # 1 leading rushing team )all 11 personnel for blocking and still can't find the F-ING endzone come redzone time. Puka 1,481 yds , 105 catches and 6 td's but can't find endzone come redzone time.
@@troyy997 I mean sure that’s absolutely a possibility, but Kyren didn’t look good his rookie year either. Give him another year. There’s a possibility that they drafted him for what they *thought* the scheme would look like, then the scheme shifted to duo and it ended up not being a fit
I think it sucks ass that y’all have given up on kyrie. The way y’all talk it’s like you want him to start right away. He ain’t that good. You’ll see. Flag my post so you can come back to this in season.
I ain't giving up on Kyrie. My man avg 5 boards ,5 assist and almost 26ppg last year. I even stuck with him during the Uncle Drew .... Oh you mean Kyren. Ain't no one givin up on him either. We love all our RB's. I'm even giving Zach 1 more year.
Lol, first of all, it's not, second of all, our offense would compensate, third of all, how could you possibly make that assessment this early in otas, smells like total bs buddy. You must be a niners fan
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Rams going RB in the 3rd round makes a lot of sense now. The Rams clearly knew the foot was more serious than they led on which is why RB became a much bigger need than expected. Im so happy we picked Corum now because now seeing how a 2 headed monster is much needed when Williams gets healthy. They really nailed this draft in for their needs as followed.
- Lost Donald(for now) but had 2 good picks in Verse and Fiske combined with Turner/Young getting a year more experience. I feel great about the D-Line.
-Williams has a foot injury but Corum is a great pick with similar attributes which will mitigate that risk
-Their Oline was invested in FA and Avila has another year experience.
-DB/Safety was heavily addressed in the offseason/draft.
These Rams will be contenders while SF's picking late in the draft and one of the oldest teams in the league.
I don’t think they necessarily knew his foot was more serious than they let on… I think they knew if it wasn’t the foot, it would be the hamstring. Or the hip. Or the shoulder. Or something.
They made some very intelligent choices this off season. I see them doing well
I wonder if Sean will dial up a 2 RB set of plays and formations. I could see some imaginative screens and run plays with that.
Wishbone with Puka in motion - ah, the possibilities!
Why brilliant. Guys I'm thinking Marshall Faulk. So who's with you=s truly on this one.
NAUL HECK NAUL .WELL . WHY WOUKD HE GO WITH A TWO BACK FORMATION
@@juanscott7130 for starters we now have a litany of good backs. Kyren, Ronnie, Bart and Blake. Much like the 49ers they can use a 2 back set to throw off the defense. There are many ways to deploy them. Primarily they can do an I formation, offset I or even a wishbone. They can motion the RB out to the slot or any other receiving/TE position and keep the defense guessing if they are running a route, blocking, block releasing or getting the ball on a handoff. Combine that with play action and the ability to hand the ball off to the remaining RB in the backfield and it could open lots of possibilities for the offense.
THATS NOT GONNA WORK A TWO BACK SET. IN ANY FORMATIONS. TO CLOGGED UP .RUN A SPREAD FORMATIONS. THREE WIDE ONE TIGHT END.
I like how everyone has jumped on it's because William's foot has to be worse than previously said in their comments. The fact that McVay wanted to have a dual threat at RB regardless of any injuries is just being missed, is crazy to me.
Let's use logic, RBs always get banged up. What do you think is going to happen if they just use Corum? Likely to face an injury, Corum has had injuries in his college career 🤷🏾♂️. This is all about this rookie being positioned to help William's so neither has to take more abuse than necessary.
Also, no other RB we've used has helped the offense continue to produce, so this is a good sign that we will have two backs that can help our offense not drop in production regardless of which RB is in.
Yeah and I bet Sean Desai (From the Eagles) knows how to do the Brotherly Shove (from defending it at practice) Hope he shows Lafleur how to do it too.
Blake Corum could easily take Williams place. He's a stud. Go Rams!
my thoughts exactly
Mcvay es un entrenador que saca lo mejor de sus hombres, Rams dará pelea, dará sorpresas
I think Kyren & Blake are both good at getting to the 2nd level with great balance this could be deadly.
Gurley was the best RB we have had sense Steven Jackson and even he suffered with injuries if you can't be healthy then it doesn't matter how good people say you are your not on the field to show it
Corum has never underperformed in his entire career, being easily the most consistent RB out of that draft. People speculate on how good JJ Mcarthy really is because Corum made his life so easy. A good example is when Michigan didnt even need to pass the ball vs Penn St 2023, because Corum tripled the pass yards for the game. Plus he'll go and entire season without turning the ball over, as the person that handled the ball the most.
Well JJ has elite talent as well ,can we both agree on that sure any good rb makes life better for a QB. And Corum is everything you want as a Back or a football player in general, besides his natural ability ,his work ethic really stands out that is instantly respected by coaches, veterans etc. He's a good kid on and off the field, the only flaw on him is he will turn 24 this season meaning his window is probably only 5 to 6 years, I definitely think he's capable of being one of the better backs,
Wow. So hes that good ?? 3:49
Availability is your best ability!!! Williams is great, but he is injured a lot. He broke his hand in the playoffs and missed 5 games.
Can't fault him for getting a hand broken but the 5 games are a dagger
Well, you guys shouting to McVay "run the game run the game" all season what do you expect from a workhorse who gave his all? Even robots need maintenance from overworking. Corum was injured too. So were all the RBs in NFL.
Running the ball is better than staying one dimensional and forcing Stafford to throw 40 plus times a game. We needed a running back, our offense is actually built to have a run game to play the pass off of, not the other way around.
Throwing the ball all the time is how Stafford got hurt, thumb, shoulder, ankle. Injuries are a part of the game, but no position takes more abuse than a RB. This is not a knock on Kyren, the kid is awesome. Missed 5 games and still finished in the top three at his position, Corum is the help needed so the team can spread the workload and minimize the wear and tear on both RBs
they said the same about puka
Good job, parroting the availability/ability phrase. As if, we haven't heard that from every football analyst, ever.
The Rams need bigger backs who can give & take the punishment like an Eric Dickerson or a Steven Jackson
49ERS Shannahan is always focused on defense and this is how they win the division and get close in the SB. 49ERS are focused on how to beat the Chiefs , RAMS should think the same as Shannahan.
This is weird. How many Superbowls has Shannahan won? You make no sense.
I agree Blake will be large for Rams, other guy will be out of UMiami K.Kinchen S
Zach Evans 🤔
Pass pro is lacking
@@LightSkinnedBobRoss no improvement yet🤦🏿♂️
Man I'm hoping he figures it out
I can't wait to see him....2024...a lil thicker too.
@@champfromla6162 I haven't heard anything about my boy in these OTA's 🤦🏿♂️
Why are the RAMS not coaching up ZACH EVANS, you hand the ball off and tell him to find the hole. Keep his A## up ALL night until he learn the plays. ( He get no vacation )
He can’t find the hole. Biggest flaw in his game is a lack of vision running inside
The system is 2 much 4 Evans 2 grasp right now. He isn't sharp enough 4 the complexity of rams run game. He needs 2 go 2 a team that just let's him find the hole and go!! He lacks in pass protection as well. He is a great Back just not on the right running scheme.
@@stoptheFallofAmerica After all that system calling sh#t you are still handing off the F-ing ball and the RB job is to FIND the hole.( LINEMEN your job is to make the hole problem SOLVED. ). If EVAN failed to find the hole ( EVANS had no problem finding the hole in college ) the problem could be there was NO hole. Only the RAMS need ( They should be the NFL # 1 leading rushing team )all 11 personnel for blocking and still can't find the F-ING endzone come redzone time. Puka 1,481 yds , 105 catches and 6 td's but can't find endzone come redzone time.
Maybe… just maybe… the late round draft pick sucks.
@@troyy997 I mean sure that’s absolutely a possibility, but Kyren didn’t look good his rookie year either. Give him another year. There’s a possibility that they drafted him for what they *thought* the scheme would look like, then the scheme shifted to duo and it ended up not being a fit
small rb get injured .
I think it sucks ass that y’all have given up on kyrie. The way y’all talk it’s like you want him to start right away. He ain’t that good. You’ll see. Flag my post so you can come back to this in season.
Ain’t that good ? was only the 2nd leading rusher to McCaffery while missing 5 games.
Nobody is giving up on Kyren. We are all looking forward to him starting game one.
Corum was drafted 3rd round for a reason....Kyren drafted 5th round for a reason too
I ain't giving up on Kyrie. My man avg 5 boards ,5 assist and almost 26ppg last year. I even stuck with him during the Uncle Drew .... Oh you mean Kyren. Ain't no one givin up on him either. We love all our RB's. I'm even giving Zach 1 more year.
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Well.... it won't help the Rams win the division. The defense is too weak.
Lol, first of all, it's not, second of all, our offense would compensate, third of all, how could you possibly make that assessment this early in otas, smells like total bs buddy. You must be a niners fan
@@da_muffinman Yup. I think it's Trey Lance I heard he's got alot of time on his hands
No it’s not the defense hasn’t even played yet have a completely different defense clueless learn football they can be at least average 😆🤣