Wanted to add some input to this thread regarding the Seattle Offense and Russell Wilson. A little background, I am currently building a new way of reporting on NFL stats--a dynamic to the user system. So, I am going through games and logging data on each play. This is very time consuming but I just finished the Seattle Philly game. Russell is a simply excellent quarterback in all areas ofby cool_hand_luke - RamsFootballFans.com
Hope all are well. I am searcing for an interview from a couple/few years ago--after LaMarcus was on the Rams. At least 10-15 minutes in length, where he discussed his childhood and how he grew up Have been doing my due diligence with the Google, but not having any success. So, I though I would see if anyone could find it faster. Thanks and enjoy the below,by cool_hand_luke - RamsFootballFans.com
From my listening, Chris considered the processing of information into a playcall a key skill for QB play. McVay removing that responsiblity from Goff is what Chris did not like. If in fact, that is what McVay is doing.by cool_hand_luke - RamsFootballFans.com
The issue, as I see it, is general information vs a specific change in play call. If McVay is 'processing' all the available on field information and giving Goff a new playcall this is bad. Legal, as I understand the rules, but very destructive to Goff's development. If McVay is providing reminders, and key points to focus on which then assists Goff in changing a play call then I think it is fiby cool_hand_luke - RamsFootballFans.com
This is a post about how the Rams ended the game vs the Saints mixed in with some theory on running the clock. Very curious what everyone thinks about this topic as I think this is a very poorly handled situation throughout the NFL historically. Given a team has a lead, ie. the Rams with a six point lead vs the Saints, and time is short. Time is the most valuable resource for both teams. Aby cool_hand_luke - RamsFootballFans.com
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Game 1 vs Colts Q3 7:23 Insane play and catch.by cool_hand_luke - RamsFootballFans.com
From my experience the fastest players find there way to offense. Two way in high school, then offense usually in college. Perhaps the defensive players catching the offensive is due to angles, and other non pure speed related factors.by cool_hand_luke - RamsFootballFans.com
I find this line of thinking ridiculous. As with any complex problem--there is no single answer, but a combination of several to many factors that are the cause. The offensive explosion is a result of many changes: Massively improved coaching, play design, and play calling Improved play from the offensive line Improved play from the QB Improved play from the WRs and TEs--are we droppingby cool_hand_luke - RamsFootballFans.com
I live there. Seattle defense is next level--Earl, Bobby, etc. We need to play mistake free and deal well with the crowd. We beat them in Seattle we earned it. Road game in Seattle is a massive challenge. We need to lock the division away before that game.by cool_hand_luke - RamsFootballFans.com
Miss the hell our of his posts. Hope all is well.by cool_hand_luke - RamsFootballFans.com
I am not concerned. Once the game slows down for him, his natural catching ability will take over again. I am confident he will be fine. Don't disregard the change in the level of competition, system, surrounding players, lifestyle, etc he is experiencing.by cool_hand_luke - RamsFootballFans.com
Curious if Brian Quick had McVay, Sammy, Robert and Kuuuuuuuuupp as mentors if his career would have turned out differently. What do you guys think?by cool_hand_luke - RamsFootballFans.com
Completely agree. Can't wait for the day we get to see all the players during a play--instead of qbs all the time.by cool_hand_luke - RamsFootballFans.com
Donald created that Barwin sack. Not taking anything from Barwin, but Donald is everything. Hope la saw that strip.by cool_hand_luke - RamsFootballFans.com
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Did you not watch the whiners game? Sammy is one of the most violent wrs i have ever seen.by cool_hand_luke - Game Time Forum
power of the roommate...throw to sammyby cool_hand_luke - Game Time Forum
Cheering for injuries is lame. Have some class.by cool_hand_luke - Game Time Forum
Totally agree. Catch the ball you play. McVay smart.by cool_hand_luke - Game Time Forum
Given the coaches and systems we have in place, and removing the emotional brain from the equation answer the question. However, a team should most definitely have a philosophy in place for paying players. Ie, I will never pay a rg substantial money or I will pay great players at any position. That is an important consideration.by cool_hand_luke - RamsFootballFans.com
Cowboys very much resemble the Seahawks to me. The obvious oline superiority aside, Dak is a chaos quarterback. He performs best outside the pocket, making tremendous spontaneous plays. They run the read option. Keep Dak in the pocket. Rush conservatively, control your space. And I have not seen Dak succeed consistently throwing in 2nd and 3rd and long situations. Elliot. Stopping thby cool_hand_luke - RamsFootballFans.com
The rollout throw to Woods was amazing. That is such a hard throw to make. He threw it on a dime. If the light ever comes on...by cool_hand_luke - Game Time Forum
Any facts to support this? He just faced on of the best opponents he will play all year. Fwiw, I completely disagree based on his play the last two games.by cool_hand_luke - RamsFootballFans.com
Had this the first year but have heard it has many problems now. Really want to watch the all 22--should I pay up or stay away. Thanks, tdby cool_hand_luke - RamsFootballFans.com