Re: happy to subordinate their individual egos to team success

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Suh-weet!

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Rampage2K-
Agree!! I roll my eyes at half the things Aikman says in most of his games so it wasn't shocking to hear a myopic take like that from him ...To see people complain or worry or nitpick a game like that last night is just mind boggling

We just dominated a team that just beat the other LA team 45-0 four days earlier

What I loved most, besides the defense putting their foot on Bill's throat and never letting up was that McVay finally did what I've been pounding the table for for the last several weeks.

He finally let one of your young guns get the ball more than 10 times!!! I was angry with the weird rotation that never let any of our RB's get into a rythm , but now I'm hoping he did that to make sure Akers is fresh and ready for this playoff run! Loved seeing McVay let the kid run that thing 29 times!!! We haven't seen that since 2018 and the kid made the most of it!!!
Most yards by a Ram rookie RB in a game since Bettis and most yards ever by a rookie RB vs a Belicheck defense

Loved it!!!

Rams showed last night that we can win a game in several different ways.....not gonna complain too much about it

Offensively, Rams can win in several ways. They can win with a pass-heavy approach (Sunday) or with a run-heavy approach (Thursday). They're NOT a team that can simply dominate. They dominate because their plan 1b is almost as good as their plan 1a and, at their best, they keep defenses guessing and off-balance. And they have a QB - and wide receivers, tight ends, backs - happy to subordinate their individual egos to team success.