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Los Angeles Rams 2021 draft preview: Center of attention Finding an anchor of the offensive line a draft priority for L.A. Author: Apr 21, 2021 With Austin Blythe moving on in free agency, center is the most obvious need for the Los Angeles Rams with a little over a week before the start of this year’s draft. Of course, the Rams do not have a first-round selection. Brian Allen is penciled in as the starter for the Rams at center heading into the draft, but he has not played in two years due ...

Lets get to it: ROB SWAGERT FROM RAINBOW CITY, AL: I just read that the Buffalo Bills will allow full capacity at home games for the 2021 season, but all fans in attendance must be vaccinated. Do you know where the Steelers stand on this, and if that decision is made by state government or Steelers ownership? ANSWER: Steelers President Art Rooney II has said on a few occasions now that hes optimistic that the team will have its traditional training camp at Saint Vincent College in Latrobe and...

Giants add 3 coaches to Joe Judges staff Apr 08, 2021 at 12:52 PM EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. – The Giants today announced three additions to Joe Judges coaching staff. Russ Callaway is the teams new offensive quality control coach and Ryan Anderson and Carter Blount are defensive quality control coaches. Callaway comes to the Giants from LSU, where he spent the 2020 season as a senior offensive analyst. He previously spent five seasons as the offensive coordinator at S...

Why Rams are comfortable operating in salary cap jail L.A. flips picks for proven players, keeping open Super Bowl window Author: Mar 10, 2021 With the salary cap set at $182.5 million and the Los Angeles Rams carrying over $4.6 million from last year, L.A. remains roughly $31 million over an adjusted salary cap of $187.1 million for the start of the new league year on March 17. At this juncture, the Rams have the largest deficit in the NFL to get under the salary cap by next week. So, Rams GM...

NFL Draft Bible mock draft: Rams take LB Chazz Surratt L.A. adds an athletic linebacker to top-ranked defense Author: Mar 9, 2021 In their latest, seven-round mock draft this week, NFL Draft Bible has the Los Angeles Rams taking North Carolina linebacker Chazz Surratt in the second round. The Rams have six picks overall in this year’s draft, including a projected two, compensatory picks in the third round. Here are the Rams picks in this week’s mock draft: Second Round: LB Chazz Surratt, ...

Photo by Timothy T Ludwig/Getty Images The Pittsburgh Steelers find themselves in a spot they havent been in since 2004. They have to worry about the future of the quarterback position. This all stems from the fact is has become a toss up whether Ben Roethlisberger will even return in 2021. The Steelers may already be caught with their pants down if they wanted to add a top level talent to the position. But you can never say never, especially when it comes to the draft. This is no minor worry e...

But one thing is certain: They will add another quarterback to the room. The future of Ben Roethlisberger, who will be 39 next month, still has to be sorted out, but that isnt stopping the organization from exploring options to add more quarterbacks to the roster. With contracts expiring for Devlin Hodges and Josh Dobbs, the Steelers signed Dwayne Haskins to a futures deal in January to evaluate his potential, similar to their exploration of 2016 first-round pick Paxton Lynch during the 2019 se...

In terms of plays per turnover, how does Drew Lock compare to other NFL QBs?

Photo by Jamie Sabau/Getty Images The Pittsburgh Steelers head into the 2021 offseason with a lot of uncertainty surrounding the organization. Uncertainty of the upcoming salary cap. Uncertainty surrounding free agents. Uncertainty surrounding Ben Roethlisberger’s future. I could go on, but you get the picture. When Team President Art Rooney II met with media Thursday of last week, he was asked about the team’s quarterback play, but not just their play, but the quarterbacks currently on t...

L.A.s top personnel man says improvement on offense as top priority