All VERY good questions SoCalRAMatic!

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Fun watch. Thanks for sharing. Couple of thoughts. Is Fergie going to be that special that he makes the Rams abandon their 11 offense that McVay uses almost every snap to a 12 system with both Hugs snd Fergie lining up? The Rams shelled out 10 million to re-sign Tutu promising that he'd be a big part of the offense presumingly in the 11 with Puka and DA in their 3 WR, 1 TE set. Of course he can run both configurations, but he usually likes to run different plays out of the same set. And another question, what happens to Parkinson? If Higs and Fergie are the main guys in our standard 12 set is Fergie already ahead of Parkinson? Of course Parks didn't ball out after the big contract, but he is a vet. And what about Whittington? He played really well last season and is our #4 WR. How does he see the field? McVay doesn't have starters play in the PS so everything is a big mystery. And will McVay and his staff have sll these weapons ready to rock on Sunday? Thoughts? .

I think Fergie is a "pet project" for McVay and No, I don't see running 12 sets just for Fergie. McVay has seemed to run more 12 the last few years than the first few so I guess you never know.

The whole Tutu $10 mil thing is perplexing. If McVay really is telling the truth about getting Tutu more reps, and we have heard him say it before, then I get it. But to pay him $10 mil to get very limited snaps just doesn't make sense to me. Then again, not using Tutu more the last few years makes no sense to me either. lol

I think the TE1 job is securely locked in to Higbee until he proves he cannot be that TE1 anymore. I can see that happening next year but we shall see.

I do think McVay will have his team ready to ball out. I think the Defense might start stronger than the offense though. As for the "mystery" part, I agree. McVay is very mysterious about what he does and I think that might be a good thing.

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