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some of these talented-yet-undrafted free agents!" />Skip to main contentclockmenumore-arrownoyesHorizontal - WhiteTurf Show Timesa Los Angeles Rams communityLog In or Sign UpLog InSign UpSectionsLibraryMastheadCommunity GuidelinesNFL OddsStubHubMoreAll 322 blogs on Horizontal - WhiteSections 2019 offseason2019 free agency2019 NFL DraftFull ArchiveLibrary 2019 NFL calendar2019 Rams regular season sched2019 Rams preseason schedMasthead Community Guidelines NFL Odds StubHub ✕Filed under:2019 NFL Draft2019 NFL Draft: Best available undrafted free agents for Los Angeles RamsNew ,25commentsIt’s time to pick up the phone and start calling some of these talented-yet-undrafted free agents!CDTShareTweetShareShare2019 NFL Draft: Best available undrafted free agents for Los Angeles RamsPhoto by Jonathan Bachman/Getty ImagesThe 2019 NFL Draft has officially come and gone, and now teams are scrambling towards the phones to snag as many undrafted free agents (UDFA’s) as they please. Many quality players go undrafted, so these names do in fact still have potential.The names and rankings are based off Mocking the Draft’s Dan Kadar’s rankings of the best players available after Round 3.Let’s look at the names:Offense:120. David Sills, WR, West Virginia141. Penny Hart, WR, Georgia State183. Tyree Jackson, QB , Buffalo195. Beau Benzschawel, G, Wisconsin217. Emanuel Hall, WR, MissouriN/A. DaMarkus Lodge, WR, Ole MissN/A. Brett Rypien, QB , Boise StateDefense:98. Te’Von Coney, LB, Notre Dame103. Saivion Smith, CB, Alabama175. T.J. Edwards, LB, Wisconsin182. Porter Gustin, Edge , Southern California204. Hamp Cheevers, CB, Boston College212. Wyatt Ray, DE, Boston CollegeN/A. Terrill Hanks, LB, New Mexico StateKeep your eyes open as the names roll in on the UDFA list, because they’ll start rolling in shortly. Goff is essentially two different quarterbacks. The one with a clean pocket? One of the best in the NFL. The one under pressure? One of the worst." 2018 Los Angeles Rams Regular Season2019 Los Angeles Rams Regular Season2019 Los Angeles Rams OffseasonFootball Outsiders’ DVOA rankings for quarterbacks under pressure reiterate how important it is for Los Angeles Rams to protect QB Jared GoffNew ,122commentsGoff is essentially two different quarterbacks. The one with a clean pocket? One of the best in the NFL. The one under pressure? One of the worst.CDTThat was ESPN’s Bill Barnwell in mid-December talking about Los Angeles Rams QB Jared Goff and the two starkly differing levels of play he offered to that point.When he was protected and allowed to operate in a clean pocket, Goff had proven himself able to produce as well as nearly any QB in the NFL. When pressured though in spite of the brilliance of Head Coach Sean McVay and the personnel around him, he was among the worst.Over at Football Outsiders today, Scott Spratt has posted updated DVOA rankings for 34 quarterbacks and how they performed both when under pressure and not. It tells the same story for Goff.When he was protected (and Goff had the fifth-best protection rate per their evaluation), Goff was the fifth-best QB in the NFL. But under pressure? Goff finished 24th in DVOA leaving him with the fifth-biggest difference between his performance when protected and when under pressure.That volatility is perhaps the center of the attention for the offense heading into the season with the only personnel changes on the starting offense coming on the offensive line.The Rams’ offensive line in 2018 was fantastic. The loss of LG Rodger Saffold III and C John Sullivan should not be underestimated. That’s not to say that presumptive starters OL Joseph Noteboom and C Brian Allen should be expected to perform below adequacy. It simply means the bar set by the 2018 line was set extremely high. I mentioned that they left Goff with the fifth-best protection rate per Football Outsiders, but FO also ranked them the best run-blocking line in the entire NFL.And while the run game offers some unpredictability itself thanks to the saga surrounding RB Todd Gurley’s knee and the addition of RB Darrell Henderson via the 2019 NFL Draft, the downside isn’t as stark as it is with Goff.For all of his skills and despite a phenomenal performance late in the NFC Championship against the New Orleans Saints where he was brilliant dealing with pressure, Goff simply has not been good under pressure on the whole.Here’s Spratt’s thoughts on Goff:So for Goff himself , there’s reason for optimism. He’s continued to improve individually every offseason, and there’s cause to believe he’ll continue to do so especially with as much room as he has to improve under pressure.But perhaps more important is the performance of the offensive line. As good as they were in 2018, they didn’t make Goff’s struggles under pressure a frequent feature. The 2019 line will be tasked with the same.Given how poorly Goff was under pressure last year, that’s a tall task.

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