Rams Signing TE Colby Parkinson

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Merlin

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I just feel like the Rams are looking just beyond the horizon with guys like Higs and Kupp.

They hit on Nacua obviously, so check that box. I absolutely feel like the new guy is here to take that TE1 job. Allen will need more seasoning.

I smell another big WR addition either via high draft pick(trade up), trade deadline or bargain FA vet.

I’m not expecting a big year from Kupp. Sucks, but that’s my gut talking.
 

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This is by extension an under the radar O line addition. He is an above average blocker. I would not be surprised if the Rams O Line ends up top 5 in run blocking. Hopefully top 10 pass blocking. He will probably chip in at least 30 catches also. Really like the signing.
 

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A thing I love about this signing is it signals to me that McVay is serious about getting physical and pushing people around.

Wouldn't be surprised if they added a bruising RB in R3 or so either.
Brandon Allen from Wisconsin would fit the bill for you. 238 lbs. That is a man who loves to run inside.
 

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Colby and Allen will split time at Y TE more so than us using them in 12 personnel (though we will do that some) with Colby prob getting a bigger split of the snaps. Higbee was truly a do it all TE (inline blocking - run and pass, on the move blocking, and receiving) and can't be replaced by either alone. But both will give us an amalgamation. We prob overpaid a little but I don't know that people realize how important a Y TE is to this offense, whether blocking or receiving.
 

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Parkinson feels a bit like the Robert Woods signing where he had never really shown to be as good as he did with us and everyone trashed us for the signing at first

I see a lot of people talking about him as a blocker, but this guy was mostly known only as a receiver coming out of Stanford and some Seahags fans seem to think he was severely underused in that regard.

Idk could just be Higbee insurance, could be McVay seeing something everyone else is missing like the Woods signing.

The contract suggests Parkinson is the new starting TE.

:pointup:This.
 

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Brandon Allen from Wisconsin would fit the bill for you. 238 lbs. That is a man who loves to run inside.
Oh yeah, I had to watch him play my Hawkeyes. He's a total stud!
 

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Oh, last but not least, while this signing improves the Rams it also weakens the Seachickens.
 

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When I look at the production McVay has gotten out of two fifth round picks (Kyren, Puka) who he viewed as great fits, I’m very optimistic about a TE who he clearly thought was worth targeting.