Best Ram Player Never Talked About

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Angry Ram said:
Jake McQuaide!
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The guy for me right now is probably Garrett Reynolds, honestly. Felt like he brought a lot at O-Guard last year, and was maybe our best O-Lineman, or at least most consistent.

But that's me kind of fishing because OP took the best candidate already, haha.
 
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I'd have to say Trumaine Johnson. I know we tagged him this year but for a guy who tied for the most INTs in the NFC with 7 last year AND allowed the LOWEST QB rating of any CB in the ENTIRE league, we don't talk about him much.
 
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Robert Quinn is 26 years old and because he suffered one lost year, he's fallen from a top DE in the league to a forgotten man in player rankings. The kid is half my age and bodies do recover...

I wonder why nobody wrote off Adrian Peterson when he tore his ACL or Brett Favre when he hurt his thumb and threw us five picks in the playoffs. Heck, they wrote Kurt Warner off when his thumb hurt his play AND THATS AFTER TWO LEAGUE MVP'S!!!!

I'd say it's a Ram thing but when Jerome Bettis had a back issue, our own team wrote him off. I'm looking so forward to Rob proving to the world what Kurt and Jerome did...never discount the heart of a champion.
 
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I'd have to agree with Brockers, but I do not know if he is the best Eugene Sims should get an honorable mention. He is a solid rotational guy on the line and always seems to give it his all.
 
leoram said:
Robert Quinn is 26 years old and because he suffered one lost year, he's fallen from a top DE in the league to a forgotten man in player rankings. The kid is half my age and bodies do recover...

I wonder why nobody wrote off Adrian Peterson when he tore his ACL or Brett Favre when he hurt his thumb and threw us five picks in the playoffs. Heck, they wrote Kurt Warner off when his thumb hurt his play AND THATS AFTER TWO LEAGUE MVP'S!!!!

I'd say it's a Ram thing but when Jerome Bettis had a back issue, our own team wrote him off. I'm looking so forward to Rob proving to the world what Kurt and Jerome did...never discount the heart of a champion.
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Yeah, I am going with Quinn too.

He is so far under the radar right now it's not even funny.

Yeah, yeah... Writers mention him in combination with Donald when discussing the Rams d-line... But it's almost second fiddle.

Dude has played at a very high level before raging havoc in the backfield on most every passing play. He'll remind people real quick, assuming he's back healthy.
 
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Quinn's Tomahawk Chop is a thing of beauty. If he manages to produce 3/4 of 2013 numbers our 2016 DLine will be legendary. His athleticism after the chop scrambling for the fumble is the poster child for 110%.
 
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I gotta go with Brockers too. He goes about his business being a rock on the line. Allows the others to make plays and get the recognition.
 
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