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The year of the LA Rams tight end, thanks to coach Wes Phillips
| July 11, 2021 05:35PM | Registered: 2 years ago Posts: 357 Status: 3rd Stringer |
After reading this, I think that the Rams' tight ends will play well in 2021, and Tyler Higbee may beat his career best...
"The LA Rams certainly have a lot riding on the 2021 NFL season. After all, this team is the young rostered NFL team of 2021. That means, in one regard, that the roster is lacking experience. On the other hand, the Rams have a number of game-changing veterans on this roster who would love nothing more than to hoist the Lombardi Trophy at the end of this season.
How can these LA Rams possibly hope to harness this incredibly young roster to success? Well, one answer is to rely upon superior coaching to develop young players more rapidly and to a higher level than the NFL norm. For that, the LA Rams will be counting on the tight-end coach and passing game coordinator, Wes Phillips.
As many coaches who have ties to LA Rams head coach Sean McVay, any subsequent success by the Rams efforts to improve on the offense this season will have the adverse effect of adding Wes Phillips’ name to the shortlist of NFL head coaching prospects in 2022 as unsuccessful NFL teams change coaches in the hope to improve their fortune. And yes, expect the Rams offense to improve this year.
Just as the name suggests, Wes Phillips is the son of Wade Phillips, who is the son of Bum Phillips. That type of legacy, of NFL lineage, is rare indeed. The third-generation of NFL tactics and strategies course through is mind and vocabulary like a family camping trip courses through an outdoorsy family. It’s who he is because it is who he was reared into...":
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"The LA Rams certainly have a lot riding on the 2021 NFL season. After all, this team is the young rostered NFL team of 2021. That means, in one regard, that the roster is lacking experience. On the other hand, the Rams have a number of game-changing veterans on this roster who would love nothing more than to hoist the Lombardi Trophy at the end of this season.
How can these LA Rams possibly hope to harness this incredibly young roster to success? Well, one answer is to rely upon superior coaching to develop young players more rapidly and to a higher level than the NFL norm. For that, the LA Rams will be counting on the tight-end coach and passing game coordinator, Wes Phillips.
As many coaches who have ties to LA Rams head coach Sean McVay, any subsequent success by the Rams efforts to improve on the offense this season will have the adverse effect of adding Wes Phillips’ name to the shortlist of NFL head coaching prospects in 2022 as unsuccessful NFL teams change coaches in the hope to improve their fortune. And yes, expect the Rams offense to improve this year.
Just as the name suggests, Wes Phillips is the son of Wade Phillips, who is the son of Bum Phillips. That type of legacy, of NFL lineage, is rare indeed. The third-generation of NFL tactics and strategies course through is mind and vocabulary like a family camping trip courses through an outdoorsy family. It’s who he is because it is who he was reared into...":
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| Subject | Author | Views | Posted |
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 | HornsUpRamily! | 330 | July 11, 2021 05:35PM |
| merlin | 137 | July 11, 2021 05:56PM |
| roman18 | 200 | July 12, 2021 03:33AM |
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