Random Ramsdom: Tyreek Hill is damaged goods
There’s been some talk about the Los Angeles Rams adding another veteran wide receiver like Stefon Diggs to the roster, but Tyreek Hill was someone the Rams possibly maybe could have considered, but that seems highly unlikely with Hill revealing he seems to have a long way to go before he suits up again. If he suits up again. Hill was one of the best receivers in the NFL for a time, but that time seems long gone after a few seemingly wasted seasons with the Miami Dolphins, and some serious injuries. To be fair, Hill was still crushing it in Miami until he wasn’t. Now, even if he were to come back to the NFL, it’s unclear how effective he would be. So, the Rams have options when it comes to adding another receiver and or seeing if someone on their roster can fill whatever void the fans (and potentially the Rams) think they have. Hill was a bit of a controversial player, he had some negative press regarding him and his time in the NFL, he was also a true talent, so teams wanted him. He may still be talented, but his body may be slowing down, and at this point, it remains to be seen if any team will want to take a shot on him, or if he’ll be able to take the field. Either way, the season is coming whether Hill is ready or not. Thank you for checking out Turf Show Times and I have great news! It’s Friday. We made it. Comment on whatever you want, and thank you (again) for checking out Turf Show Times! “Hill posted a YouTube video Wednesday night that showed him working out as he discussed the dislocated knee and multiple ligament tears he suffered in Week 4 last season against the New York Jets . “So it’s about 10 months after doing two surgeries,” Hill said. “My left leg is the one that I injured. I have no power in my left leg, so I’m trying to regain all the power back in my left leg. But it’s one day at a time.” “Demoff called Donald one of the most accomplished players in franchise and NFL history, crediting him as a major reason the Rams won Super Bowl 56. “I think we all follow along like you,” Demoff said. “When Aaron Donald raises his hand and said he’s considering coming back … we’re fans as well. He’s one of the most decorated players in NFL history, in franchise history. We don’t have a ring or a Lombardi Trophy or banner if it’s not for Aaron Donald.” “The Classic Sol uniform, a tribute to the team’s 1951 NFL Championship and that title’s 75th anniversary, features a yellow-on-white jersey and pants combination. The most prominent detail comes in the form of a trio of stripes on the sleeve, with the jersey also containing a Sol monogram neck tag. The Fearsome White threads sport an icy white color scheme and honor the club’s iconic Fearsome Foursome defensive line of the 1960s and early 1970s. The alternates contain subtle but distinct details of their own — the most prominent being a ram horn-themed shoulder stripe on the jersey that matches the team’s classic helmet. The look also comes with an accompanying helmet that adds a new lid to Los Angeles ’ collection, a callback to the team’s 1960s appearance in the form of a white ram horn on a blue background.“
