In other Rams news, the team apparently made contact with former Denver DT Justin Bannan, but nothing happening yet on that front. Also, the team is still negotiating with WR Mark Clayton, but nothing is done yet.

Now, more bad news. After missing out on Reggie Bush, the team won’t be signing Darren Sproles either, as he has reportedly agreed to a deal with the New Orleans Saints. The deal is reportedly for four years with $6 million guaranteed, which honestly sounds like a pretty good deal, and one that the Rams should have pursued. I’m disappointed, but it’s over, so we need to look ahead. I know things have been quiet so far, but there is still plenty of time for the Rams to bring players in to help this team. Just be patient.

-Robert Quinn – Devaney said the team didn’t expect Quinn to be available at 14, and they are excited to get one of the premier pass-rushers in the class with the pick, especially since he fits the scheme.

-Lance Kendricks – He says Kendricks is more of a hybrid player than strictly tight end and that he will line up in multiple positions for the offense throughout the year.

-Austin Pettis – Like his size and hands and thinks Pettis can play right away and be effective, especially in the red zone.

-Greg Salas – Was the highest player on the team’s board at the pick, and they like his explosiveness with the ball.

-Jermale Hines – He is a big, physical safety who will bring toughness and can be a core special teams player.

-Mikail Baker – Love his speed and his return ability, and also like what he brings as a corner.

-Jabara Williams – Like his potential on special teams, like his athleticism and size at the position.

-Jonathan Nelson – More of a coverage safety who plays the ball very well.

- DE Robert Quinn – 94 – TE Lance Kendricks – 88 – WR Austin Pettis – 83 – WR Greg Salas – 87 – S Jermale Hines – 21 – CB Mikail Baker – 41 – LB Jabara Williams – 52 – S Jonathan Nelson – 26.

Here are some interesting notes on the new numbers: No player is wearing the same number he did in college. Hines was given the old number of safety OJ Atogwe, which I found interesting considering he was the first safety we drafted. Pretty basic numbers for the wide receivers and tight end, and let me just say that it’s nice to finally have some receivers wear numbers in the 80′s. Baker’s number was the only one not worn by any player in the organization last season. And finally, how great is 94 going to look on Quinn? The answer: Way better than it looked on Victor Adeyanju. If anyone is in the market for some new Rams’ gear (and for some reason you don’t hav