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I would love for DA to stay in MO!
I would rather it be on the KC side though, but StL is cool too!
Proud resident of Kansas City MO
C'mon Billy, just pull the trigger and grab him!
The magic trio of Bradford, Jackson, and Alexander will bring a Super Bowl to Saint Louis again!
If you give a man a fish and he'll stink up the whole town. However, give a man a fishing rod and he'll poke your eye out.
Rams in the Super Bowl
WITHOUT Faulk and Warner? Would love to see it, but dont share your optimism.
I’d just be happy to see Alexander in an NFL uniform. Prefer the Rams of course, but anywhere is good (except Dallas, they are like LOADED at receiver).
"Wherever you go, there you are" - Buckaroo Bonzai
As sad as it is for the Rams...
DA could probably start by Week 4. Not trying to stiff ‘Nario, it’s just that the Rams are so thin at WR. He’d fill their need pretty well, especially in that system.
Former Mizzourah.net asshat
If he proves himself in camp, he could be getting in on 3-wide receiver sets by week 1.
Donnie Avery and Laurent Robinson will probably be the starters to open the season, but after that there isn’t anyone. For third wide receiver, it’ll be between Mardy Gilyard, Keenen Burton, Brooks Foster, a couple undrafted rookies, and Danario Alexander (were he to come to the team).
If you give a man a fish and he'll stink up the whole town. However, give a man a fishing rod and he'll poke your eye out.
And the Bears are running the workout.
Why would my Chicago Bears and hometown Rams actually decide to do something right? I would love for DA to go to Chicago…or StL.
@BearReport According Rotoworld.com, the Bears will run the pro day workout for Missouri WR Danario Alexander, who went undrafted thanks to knee issues.
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