since I actually don't have any dry corn to harvest I get a lunch. Thought I would look over some redzone stats.
The Rams in the redzone this year:
0-0
0-1
2-2
1-2
1-4
Grand total of: 4-9.
Not real good and to make matters worse the Rams opponents are 12-19. 44.44% ranks the Rams 28th in redzone TD %. I'm no math wizard, but I'm not too sure the a team can consistantly win when they are allowing opponents inside the 20 twice as much as they themselves, or that the opponent is scoring 3 times as many TDs from the redzone as the Rams are.
In fact, out of 5 games the Rams have given up as many redzone scores to a team as they have scored from inside the 20 all year. The 9ers were 4-4 and the Bucs were 4-6. Bullafo just missed at 3 for 5.
Redzone TDs per game: tired for last wirth Houston at .8
Redzone scoring attempts per game: Dead last at 1.8
Some other offensive stats:
points per game: 16.4, tied for last with Houston
Average scoring margin: -4.8. 25th
offensive TDs per game: 1.4, 31st
They have improved over the last 3 games in yards. 317 yards of offense as opposed to a season average of 284. They are 23rd in total yards over the last 3 as opposed to 32nd for the season.
The run offense is 18th over the last 3 games as opposed to 29th over the whole season.
The passing has gone up as well over the last 3. From 30th to 23rd.
Now this is totally my opinion, but it is my belief that it will be hard to maintain a winning record with redzone and offensive numbers like they have produced over the 1st third of the season.
Don't waste your time looking back, you're not going that way. - Ragnar Lothbrok
