Breaking: Clearing the decks Dead wood clean up

[Michael K.]

Eskridge always had too much Paul Richardson in him for my taste.

[Donn Beach]

Eskridge always had too much Paul Richardson in him for my taste.

You commented somewhere about McVay and how the Rams have managed to stay competitive with their cap issues. Here's kinds an interesting article along those lines

https://www.si.com/nfl/2024/01/02/rams- ... l-playoffs

[Michael K.]

Eskridge always had too much Paul Richardson in him for my taste.

You commented somewhere about McVay and how the Rams have managed to stay competitive with their cap issues. Here's kinds an interesting article along those lines

https://www.si.com/nfl/2024/01/02/rams- ... l-playoffs

Very interesting. Actually very similar to what we thought Pete did when he switched to the 3-4 and brought in Waldron. But unlike McVey, it was eye candy here. Nothing really changed. Specially after the league adapted to the few small changes we made on offense. Look at our offensive production since about mid season last year. Ridiculously bad. We have three Pro Bowlers and they came from one of the worst defenses in all of football! That tells me a lot about the offense, and no one can convince me THIS is the offense Waldron wants to run.

Then Pete bitches about his teo backs because they aren’t Lynch, or for fuck sakes, Najee Harris! No one but Seattle struggles with Najee fuckinf Harris!

[Gametime]

Eskridge always had too much Paul Richardson in him for my taste.

At least Paul played and caught passes. Dee does neither.

[D-train]

Eskridge always had too much Paul Richardson in him for my taste.

At least Paul played and caught passes. Dee does neither.

Richardson: 143 receptions for 1809 yards and 12 TDs

DE: 17 receptions for 122 yards and 1 TD.

PR retired after his age 27 season.

DE turns 27 in March