They do have the draft, but ya this will be real tough. To have to beat the 49ers twice and seahawks? Ouch

If I'm the Rams, I use both my first rounders on receivers.

And that's fine, but they needed to get someone legitimate to play with Bradford.

Cook isn't that guy. He vanishes at times during the season.

Austin won't be there when they pick. Patterson might, but there's a part of me that really thinks they feel Quick and Givens can be the starters.

I don't hate the Rams, I just hate how they have built their team around a QB that has talent.

They need a ****ing safety so bad, though.

Pead was drafted to be the starter(we'll see if he becomes that) and Richardson could be a decent a 2 or 3 RB. Ganaway could be the compliment to Pead. A RB being drafted wouldn't high wouldn't shock me as it would move everyone down the totem pole.

[drafted WR]/Givens/Pettis/Quick/[drafted WR] would be an alright receiving corps. Kendricks and Cook are good weapons, too.

You better than alright though. You're going against some of the best corners in the NFL in that division.

I think the Rams still need 2 more good drafts to do well against the division.

They need a Safety, a WR and upgrades to the OL.

They're off to a good start though. Their DL and CB's looked very good last year.

Linebacker Akeem Jordan agreed to a one-year contract with Chiefs with minimum salary benefit plus $20,000 signing bonus, per league source

Updated.

Have fun with PissandShitty Bl14ckmon!!!


Sabby Piscitelli, Matt Ware get chance to land with Jaguars

Posted by Mike Florio on April 16, 2013, 9:54 AM EDT

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The Jaguars will hold a voluntary minicamp this weekend, before the draft or the signing of undrafted free agents. To get through the practices, the Jags need more players to go along with the 59 currently under contract.

And so the Jags have invited 18 veterans to participate on a workout basis.

The group is headlined by former NFL safety Sabby Piscitelli and former NFL safety Matt Ware.

Piscitelli, a second-round pick of the Buccaneers in 2007, was out of football in 2012. The prior year, he appeared in 11 games with two starts for the Chiefs. He started 15 games for the Bucs in 2009.

Ware, a third-round pick of the Eagles in 2004, spent two years in Philly and five in Arizona. Ware was cut before the 2011 regular season, and he has been out of the NFL since then.

The other 16 participants will be defensive tackle Ryan Baker, safety Chris Banjo, tackle Patrick Brown, tight end DeMarco Cosby, cornerback Kennard Cox, defensive end Pannel Egboh, linebacker Stephen Franklin, center Dan Gerberry, linebacker D.J. Holt, center Tyler Horn, receiver Jaymar Johnson, linebacker Jameson Konz, tackle James Lee, defensive end Jerome Raymond, receiver Owen Spencer, and tight end Nick Tow-Arnett.

In the offseason, teams may have up to 90 players on the active roster.

LMAO

The sad part is he'll probably start for them. Wow what an abortion of a team.

Maybe I'm being whiny, but you might throw the chargers, broncos, and raiders into a spoler tag as well to make the OP shorter?

If not, no biggie. Great job of keeping everything up to date!

Done.

ROFL what a homer