Thanks. Also, I don't think there's any way the offense could be more horizontal than it was in 2016. Literally... McVay and LaFleur were hired to bring what Washington and Atlanta were doing to LA. Now they may not have Julio Jones or Garcon and Jackson on the outside or Jordan Reed at TE but they do have guys on this team that can get open and can be
schemed open.
If the offensive line does it's job things will (relatively) fall into place. It all starts there. Woods, Kupp, Higbee and Gurley could end up as their 4 leading receivers. None will average big YPC but I think they'll be proven to be much more reliable targets than what the Rams had out there in 2016.
The days of the Rams being in the NFL's basement in passing offense are soon over.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 08/08/2017 03:13AM by LMU93.
