Rams Targeting Cj Mosley To Replace Dunbar?

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Scouts from the St. Louis Rams and Chicago Bears intently watched C.J. Mosley tonight. NFL teams love his instincts and athleticism.

What do you think? Is it worth drafting him in the middle of the first round to replace Dunbar?
 
I am of the opinion that if they are looking hard @ CJ ..its not to play him outside. Its inside.
 
BonifayRam said:
I am of the opinion that if they are looking hard @ CJ ..its not to play him outside. Its inside.
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It's certainly possible that Mosley could replace Laurinaitis in a year or two. Groom him on the outside first.
 
So they're doing their homework on first round talents. GOOD! Im glad they're doing what scouts are suppose to do...

It does make a lot of sense, though. They did cut Dunbar once already for PED's and brought him back because we had no one to replace him.
 
Y'all writing off Ray Ray already?
 
I rather have Mack than Mosley personally. Though Mosley is a good prospect, Mack can do much more. Still holding out hope for Armstrong though.

It's funny, I have been studying Linebackers this evening(Barr,Mosley,Mack,Van Noy, Beasley, Perryman, etc)
 
Rams paid out 12.4 mil for their MLB'er in 2014. The Rams will pay out 10.4 mil for this same 28 yr old MLB .....9 mil. which is guaranteed which means he is going nowhere in 2014.

That's 22.8 mil for a MLB'er for two yrs????.......this MLB'er is under contact to make nearly 20 mil over the next 3 yrs (2015/2016/2017). You have to find the $$$ to keep Quinn after 2014 don't you? I would sure explore all the options to find a way to keep Quinn on this roster the next 5 to 6 yrs .
 
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Y'all writing off Ray Ray already?
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Just curious but did he stop getting penalties every game? I missed a few games in the last half of the season.
 
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Just curious but did he stopped getting penalties every game? I missed a few games in the last half of the season.
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I think Fisher let Armstrong get that out of his system this season so he is ready from day one in 2014 TC to be our next starting OSLB'er flip side from Alec Ogletree.....Tree & Ray Ray sounds great to me.

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Y'all writing off Ray Ray already?
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Yep erased my writing off from my OSLB'er reserve spot & wrote him into starting OSLB'er spot. I think that Ray Armstrong will be an exciting starting lb'er for us in 2014.
 
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Y'all writing off Ray Ray already?
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I'm not writing him off. I'm just doing my due diligence before I make a mock draft. I think it becomes a much more real possibility if we see him show up for meetings.
 
Thanks Bonifay.
So they think he had only 32 in his body? :wink:
 
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Y'all writing off Ray Ray already?
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As long as Ray Ray plays the way way he did, I don't see him as a starter. He has no self control. Maybe he can learn that? Until I know he can control himself, I look at him as a backup/special teamer.
 
Might as well just bring back Dunbar on the cheap.
 
Dunbar is OK with me but getting a top OLB would be great too. Clowney might make our front seven better but so would one of the top OLBs.
 
I like Barr over Mosley but neither are really suited to play Dunbar's position. Barr is a 3-4 guy playing the outside and rushing the passer with special talent. Mosley is a Weakside guy like tree that does a lot of the same things. Mosley's cover skills are superb plays all 3 downs etc. I would like to see a stay at home guy who sheds blocks and stuffs the run. we have athletes at the LB position already. A real nice stay at home run stopper with average cover skills or a guy with crazy athletic ability that can be yet another guy to get to the quarterback.?
 
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I like Barr over Mosley but neither are really suited to play Dunbar's position. Barr is a 3-4 guy playing the outside and rushing the passer with special talent. Mosley is a Weakside guy like tree that does a lot of the same things. Mosley's cover skills are superb plays all 3 downs etc. I would like to see a stay at home guy who sheds blocks and stuffs the run. we have athletes at the LB position already. A real nice stay at home run stopper with average cover skills or a guy with crazy athletic ability that can be yet another guy to get to the quarterback.?
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That's an interesting thing to say. The guy you say you want sounds just like Dunbar to me. From your description Mosley sounds just like the guy I want. Someone you don't have to take out on passing downs. Frankly, Even if we draft a good CB we still don't a reliable backfield., especially if we get even one injury. If we don't want to get that kind of guy I'm OK with Dunbar. He's good against the run and can blitz too.

Of course replacing him with a real head hunter wouldn't be bad either.
 
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