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While I agree the offense should have been more balanced, the plays were there. The Bengals were bringing pressure and Stafford had good matchups but needed the protection to hold up a second more in most cases. Stafford’s deep passes to Puka, Van and Tutu are all TDs if they aren’t underthrown. A couple of the cutback runs by Williams are big gainers if he isn’t tripped up. Again I agree that when you are down 1-2 starters on your OL, you need to be better balanced but I do believe the Rams were prepared and had a good game plan .
Luck was not on our side last night, and settling for FGs every time almost always is the kiss of death.
Let’s hope Jackson and Noteboom are good to go on a short week.
Luck... I'm not a big believer in it. I do know that in my life I certainly can't use it as an excuse, and I'm not ready to write this game off as "bad luck". We could have easily won this game with less stubborn arrogance to stick to a plan, and made the adjustments that were there to be made. Love McVay, but he needs to learn to make changes like anyone. Yes, the initial game plan worked, before it slid off the deep end. And at that point, if you can't step up and be willing to alter what isn't working anymore, you should expect to get called on it like he's getting now. The entire fourth quarter was so painful to watch it was like sticking needles in my eyes. Running right into the teeth of their defense over and over with the same result again and again. That isn't bad luck. It's arrogance.
