Re: hmm this is an interesting take

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Speed_Kills
you constantly take this so personally when it comes to players or coaches you support

you never debate the topic ever

I’m going to try this again with you. I didn’t even response to your comment in that other thread but here goes

The Los Angeles Rams with Sean McVay and Matthew Stafford trailed the Detroit Lions 21-17 at halftime. The defense allowed 3 points in the second half.

The Rams offense went 0-3 for TDs in the red zone
The Rams offense had 7 offensive possessions with an opportunity to take the lead
The Rams did not allow a punt return for a TD
The Rams did not miss a kick
The Rams did not allow a blocked kick
The Rams did not turn the ball over
The Rams once again had a goal to go situation and did not give Kyren Williams a single touch
The Rams ran the ball 3 times total in all three red zone possessions
The Rams did not allow any pass plays over the top

It’s pretty hard to look at this game and not conclude that the Rams elite head coach and elite QB did not get it done. It’s ok to say it.

Ignore the obvious all you want. but don’t act like I’m being unfair to McVay. And guess what you don’t have to agree either. But at least I give evidence to support my opinion. And what I appreciate about posters like stlramz and jimyoungblood (just to name two) is they don’t do what you did here… make tough conversations about the team we love uncomfortable all because you disagree with what I am saying

Make your case but don’t make it about me. What about what I am saying in this game? Don’t attack me. Focus on what’s being said.

The Rams offense did not get it done and honestly it’s pretty shocking how little you expect out of them given who the coach and the QB are.