Rams won't be in the mix for Alshon Jeffery

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I knew that from jump his price tag is ridiculous for the risk. Be better off keeping Britt which is what I hope they do and either go after Pryor or woods
 
Dxmissile said:
I knew that from jump his price tag is ridiculous for the risk. Be better off keeping Britt which is what I hope they do and either go after Pryor or woods
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Britt, Garcon, and Woods would be a nice group. Throw in an improved Higbee or Evan Engram in the draft and we might start to get some decent production out of this offense.
 
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Lol. Someone forgot to drink their Ovaltine?. Definitely make us laugh material.
 
Yeah, I don't know why, but I have this weird feeling that Alshon will be a bust if he moves teams... Not because he's not talented enough to produce (he is) but for other spooky reasons like: injuries, suspensions, discontentment...

Anyway, more of a suspicion than an intelligent analysis, but relieved the Rams won't be throwing money at him.
 
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I get the reservations when it comes to Jeffrey but at the same time I don't see how those same reservations don't apply to Pryor. He's gonna get bank for 1 year of production. 140 targets and barely got 1000 yards.
Yikes
I go back and forth on Britt, this week I'd take him back if his number is reasonable...
 
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HeiseNBerg said:
I'd prefer the Rams sign Garcon over Alshon Jeffery, for his familiarity with McVay's system and a more buyer-friendly price tag.

Whoever ends up signing Jeffery will almost certainly overpay.
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I'm absolutely with you, and it's not so much a talent thing or a money thing. Bringing in Garcon (0r even Jackson) give the Rams a veteran presence at WR, and one who by default buys into McVay's program. That's a great example for our younger WRs, and that could pay big dividends.

Don't get me wrong, I love Alshon Jeffrey and wouldn't be upset if he became a Ram, but one of the Redskins starting WRs brings intrinsic value that Jeffrey can't at this time.
 
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thirteen28 said:
I'm absolutely with you, and it's not so much a talent thing or a money thing. Bringing in Garcon (0r even Jackson) give the Rams a veteran presence at WR, and one who by default buys into McVay's program. That's a great example for our younger WRs, and that could pay big dividends.

Don't get me wrong, I love Alshon Jeffrey and wouldn't be upset if he became a Rams, but one of the Redskins starting WRs brings intrinsic value that Jeffrey can't at this time.
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Thats a great post
And I truly believe there is more talent on the Rams than people think with Cooper, Thomas, Austin and possibly Spruce.
Need a bridge to get these kids up to speed
 
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thirteen28 said:
I'm absolutely with you, and it's not so much a talent thing or a money thing. Bringing in Garcon (0r even Jackson) give the Rams a veteran presence at WR, and one who by default buys into McVay's program. That's a great example for our younger WRs, and that could pay big dividends.

Don't get me wrong, I love Alshon Jeffrey and wouldn't be upset if he became a Ram, but one of the Redskins starting WRs brings intrinsic value that Jeffrey can't at this time.
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^ This.

Adi said:
They need to bring in 2 receivers and let Britt walk
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^ And This.
 
good news to me. injuries and suspensions are just too much risk to give him such a big contract (for reference insiders have said stills is looking at 11m/yr. thats like 14m/yr for Alshon)
 
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