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Limmer’s journey in the NFL began with an unexpected thrust into significant playing time. As a rookie, he ended up handling center duties for much of the 2024 season, starting with the Week 1 game against the Detroit Lions. Rams head coach Sean McVay has been vocal about Limmer’s growth and contributions, particularly highlighting his physicality and quick adaptation. “You give Beaux a ton of credit,” Sean McVay said Wednesday. “He came in last year and ended up basically playing the whole year as a center, and gets thrust into action in game one against Detroit and does a really good job. As a young guy, he’s physical, he’s sturdy in the run game. I think he’s continuing to improve in protection. He has a big-picture ownership because of what we put on the center, but then you bring Coleman into the mix, and then you have the ability to be able to play both guards and play the center position. For him to play as many snaps as he did, both playing left and right guard, he did a really good job. I’m proud of Beaux.”

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average score was good at 70.7 , but that is because he earned 90 in run blocking which is REALLY , REALLY good ( best for week 1 out of the entire league ). BUT The problem is his PASS BLOCKING was 27.6 ( 72nd / 78 Gs ) which is not only bad but ATROCIOUS !!

Limmer is a high quality Arkansas Razorback; the Hogs don't win enough SEC games, but they produce effective NFL players.

Big, strong, and nasty, with leadership qualities make Limmer a keeper and saavy investment.

Go Hogs, beat Ole Miss (and their reactionary mascot and Confederate Battle flag)

Go Rams!

Huge disparity in those assigned PFF grades . Makes you question the validity of both ??? Limmer is an intriguing young prospect the Rams would be foolish to give up on so I would hope they ride it out and bet on his development .