moe williams to rams

[ampant]

Sounds like insurance if nothing more. I didn't realize S-Jax was actually bigger than Moe. Only thing of interest is whether Fisher or Williams is the proper handcuff for Jackson.

If the answer to that question isn't clear by draft day, you probably don't need to draft either one. I doubt very much that anybody else would touch them unless it were a very deep league. Just snag one of them off of FA when a clear backup is established.

[ampant]

Seabass, that was a good post. I wonder if Linehan is just talking the player up, or if he values his role as a 3rd down back so much that he would supplant SJax.

Honestly, I can't see it. When you need the score, you give it to SJax. He creates waaay more problems for defense than Moe. I could be wrong though. I still doubt anybody but Sjax owners draft him.

[JavaDude]

This might be more than people are reading into ... Moe Williams was a very good short-yardage back in Minnesota, which translates well down at the goal-line. I really think that, if he's in shape and healthy, he can steal some TDs for SJax this year, maybe as many as five TDs.

mikus, over in the other thread you stated Williams would steal 4 TD's and now it's up to 5? Seriously, where do you cook this stuff up?
Why would St. Louis deny a bigger and more talented back any goal-line carries? Besides, Linehan has said absolutely nothing that would lead anyone to believe he will be stealing any goal-line situations from Jackson. In addition, Williams is injury prone. Case-closed, end of story.

[stomperrob]

When you read today's news, it doesn't sound like they consider either Williams or Fisher as being a potential #2 RB and that they're still shopping around for a #2
http://www.stltoday.com/stltoday/sports ... enDocument

[mikus]

This might be more than people are reading into ... Moe Williams was a very good short-yardage back in Minnesota, which translates well down at the goal-line. I really think that, if he's in shape and healthy, he can steal some TDs for SJax this year, maybe as many as five TDs.

mikus, over in the other thread you stated Williams would steal 4 TD's and now it's up to 5? Seriously, where do you cook this stuff up?
Why would St. Louis deny a bigger and more talented back any goal-line carries? Besides, Linehan has said absolutely nothing that would lead anyone to believe he will be stealing any goal-line situations from Jackson. In addition, Williams is injury prone. Case-closed, end of story.

Yeah I got a little excited with the five TDs. I will stick with four.

I am just saying watch this closely in preseason. Linehan has a history with Moe, so he knows more than anyone what Moe is good at doing. All I remember most about Moe Williams was how he stole TDs from other Vikings running backs.