Ramblin' Fan Feb 16, 2021
LA Rams RB Cam Akers must claim his place among NFL great RBs
The list of qualities needed to be an elite NFL running back is extensive. And if any team knows what it takes to be an elite NFL running back, I’d say that the LA Rams track record at the position is stellar. The Rams have unleashed some of the fiercest and most productive rushers onto […] LA Rams RB Cam Akers must claim his place among NFL great RBs - Ramblin Fan - Ramblin Fan - LA Rams News and Fan Community
Turf Show Times Feb 13, 2021
Rams Confidence Poll: The 2020 draft class edition
Photo by Kevin Reece/Icon Sportswire via How confident are you in the development of 2020’s rookie class? Much like all the other years, the LA Rams didn’t have a first round pick in 2020. That didn’t mean that there wasn’t considerable pressure on the draft class to produce, with or without a normal offseason. The Rams were hoping that Cam Akers could fill at least part of the role that Todd Gurley left behind. Or that Van Jefferson could do the same at wide receiver after trading Brandin Cooks for the pick to acquire him. And maybe Terrell Lewis could become...
Turf Show Times Feb 10, 2021
What the Rams might look like on offense and defense without any free agents
Photo by Kyle Ross/Icon Sportswire via A look at the offense and defense right now What would the LA Rams look like today without re-signing or signing and prospective free agents? Restricted free agents are kept on the roster for this exercise, however. We should expect the team to retain those players. Offense Quarterback - Matthew Stafford Backup - John Wolford Something’s different here. Running back - Cam Akers Backup - Darrell Henderson, Xavier Jones, Raymond Calais Will the team search for a “Malcolm Brown” type or more Darrell Henderson insurance? Wide...
Turf Show Times Feb 5, 2021
The top 16 players in the NFC West who are 25 or younger next season
Photo by Stacy Revere/ With Rams running back Cam Akers as the youngest rising star in the division On the very first day of this century, January 1, 2000, Tom Brady played in his final college football game. With little regard for the Y2K disaster that would bring humanity to its knees, Brady led Michigan to a 35-34 overtime win over Alabama in the Orange Bowl, completing 34 of 46 passes for 369 yards with four touchdowns, three of which went to star wideout David Terrell. Cam Akers, who legitimately ain’t got one thing to do with Brady but like every other writer...
