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AlbaNY_Ram
I would take a different approach if I was in charge. If the other team put their #1 CB on Woods and doubled Kupp with their #2 WR and a safety over the top I would throw to Reynolds against their #3 CB all day long.
Like you, I see Woods and Kupp as a top-shelf pair of WRs, but in the scenario I laid out, throwing to Reynolds has the best chance of success. Why not just take what the D gives you?
Besides, if the Rams are successful throwing to Reynolds the D will probably adjust, which opens things up for Woods and Kupp. That's the beauty of the WR depth the Rams have: let the defense pick their poison and make them pay regardless of their choice.
Agreed, AlbaNY.
With receiving threats like these there should never be lack of dangerous Ram threats on the field:
Woods
Kupp
Reynolds/Jefferson
Higbee
Everett
Akers/Hendy
Some combination of 5 of them on every play must be defended by the opposing D. That’s a tall order, huh?
