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Florida_Ram
There is some truth to this narrative but I don't buy all the hoopla that comes with these concepts.
I've heard McVay's 11 personnel is getting repetitive and the Rams O-Line is beginning to show their age at the center LT positions.
Rob Havenstein can't hold up against top tier edge rushers. Again some of this is truth but their is no blueprint to stop the Rams.
The only blueprint that rings true for me is that a top tier defense on their home field can give the Rams offense fits.
NFL defenses are capable of shutting down and containing the elite NFL offenses this late in the season.
There is no trend happening with the Rams offense based on the last 2 games. Purely speculation imo
The Los Angeles Rams are the best team in the NFL and have been all season. Only by a slim margin but to my eyes nothing has changed.
For different reasons the 2018 Rams have laid 2 eggs on the road at New Orleans and Chicago. Got their butts beat no excuses.
I have a different perception than a lot of NFL media experts and savvy message board posters.
Agree, good luck to other teams trying to replicate that Bears defense and bringing a 21 degree game time temp with them.
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