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Blaine Grisak

Blaine Grisak

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Staff Writer, Turf Show Times

Los Angeles

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Total articles 1133

  • Deep sleepers at every position the Rams could steal late in the NFL Draft

    By Blaine Grisak| Turf Show Times@ Photo by Scott Winters/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images The ability to find success later in the NFL Draft is what separates good general managers and great ones. Over the past several years, the Los Angeles Rams have found success on day three of the draft with players like Jordan Fuller, Puka Nacua, Quentin Lake, and others. Great draft classes happen when teams are able to find those late-round diamonds. Using the NFL Consensus Big Board, I’ve picked out players ranked 150 or lower.

    By Blaine Grisak · Turf Show Times

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Snead’s Snacks: Rams will have plenty of options in deep tight end class

    By Blaine Grisak| Turf Show Times@ Photo by James Black/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images The Los Angeles Rams could be in the market for a tight end during the 2025 NFL Draft. Tyler Higbee will be in the final year of his contract while there is an out in Colby Parkinson’s. There is also a lot of uncertainty in Davis Allen given the lack of opportunity. The Rams also opted not to bring back Hunter Long. Whether it’s early to take someone that can take over for Higbee or later on for depth, the Rams need a tight end.

    By Blaine Grisak · Turf Show Times

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Deep sleepers at every position the Rams could steal late in the NFL Draft

    By Blaine Grisak| Turf Show Times@ Photo by Scott Winters/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images The ability to find success later in the NFL Draft is what separates good general managers and great ones. Over the past several years, the Los Angeles Rams have found success on day three of the draft with players like Jordan Fuller, Puka Nacua, Quentin Lake, and others. Great draft classes happen when teams are able to find those late-round diamonds. Using the NFL Consensus Big Board, I’ve picked out players ranked 150 or lower.

    By Blaine Grisak · Turf Show Times

    Apr. 17, 2025

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Turf Show Times

Los Angeles, United States