Which WR excites you the most for the Rams?

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Which WR excites you the most for the Rams?

  • Jordyn Tyson

    Votes: 4 16.7%
  • Carnell Tate

    Votes: 3 12.5%
  • Makai Lemon

    Votes: 12 50.0%
  • Denzel Boston

    Votes: 2 8.3%
  • KC Concepcion

    Votes: 2 8.3%
  • Omar Cooper Jr

    Votes: 1 4.2%

  • Total voters
    24
  • Poll closed .
Will have to agree to disagree.

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RAS numbers are gym stats in no-pads. Are people still treating RAS like gospel?

I'll stick with my previous position on RAS:

 
RAS means shit when it comes to on field explosiveness. If it meant anything, Stephen Hill would be a household name. Branch gets a significantly higher score because of height, weight, and bench reps. Watch the tape.


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No need to go on. We just have a different definition of explosive.

My opinion was based upon what I saw on video. The RAS comparison was only listed to show the difference in what are typically considered the explosive measurables. Not the overall score.
 
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RAS means shit when it comes to on field explosiveness. If it meant anything, Stephen Hill would be a household name. Branch gets a significantly higher score because of height, weight, and bench reps. Watch the tape.


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It's not only garbage you'd think by their comments the Rams do t use it. They pay attention to so.e of the metrics but RAS as a whole they don't seem to.
 
It's not only garbage you'd think by their comments the Rams do t use it. They pay attention to so.e of the metrics but RAS as a whole they don't seem to.

RAS is fine as long as you realize that it’s a tool, not a rule. The NFL is littered with Underwear superstars that don’t see the field. Then there’s a bunch of guys that have mid to low RAS that show there’s more to explosiveness than running fast and jumping high without pads on.

Steve Smith (7.75) and Cooper Kupp (5.00) had pretty unimpressive RAS scores, but are two of the four triple crown winners in the modern era.

Adonai Mitchell had a higher RAS than Julio Jones…
 
RAS is fine as long as you realize that it’s a tool, not a rule. The NFL is littered with Underwear superstars that don’t see the field. Then there’s a bunch of guys that have mid to low RAS that show there’s more to explosiveness than running fast and jumping high without pads on.

Steve Smith (7.75) and Cooper Kupp (5.00) had pretty unimpressive RAS scores, but are two of the four triple crown winners in the modern era.

Adonai Mitchell had a higher RAS than Julio Jones…
Just the way I used it before you assumed otherwise.:sunglasses:
 
Gee. I don't see Ted Ginn Jr. at all. He was just a straight line speed guy to me.

Branch has great speed, but is also very shifty and jitterbug like. He's more like a stronger, more explosive Tavon Austin. But instead of being a tiny RB trying to learn to be a WR, he already is one.
I was comparing him to Conceptcieon (sp?). So my mistake if you were talking about Branch. I responded to a post about Conceptceion
 
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I was comparing him to Conceptcieon (sp?). So my mistake if you were talking about Branch. I responded to z post about Conceptceion
When I first saw Concepcion his running style reminded me of Robert Woods.
 
Just the way I used it before you assumed otherwise.:sunglasses:

I just can’t see how anyone could watch Zachariah Branch and then watch Tavon Austin’s college tape and come away with Branch being more explosive. If you took Branch’s all purpose yards for his best statistical season, it’s 818 yards…Tavon had 2/3 of that in one game…
 
I just can’t see how anyone could watch Zachariah Branch and then watch Tavon Austin’s college tape and come away with Branch being more explosive. If you took Branch’s all purpose yards for his best statistical season, it’s 818 yards…Tavon had 2/3 of that in one game…
I can't see your point of view either.

Did Austin get all those yards as a WR?