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Niners O stymied, Rams Offense methodical until McVay and company pull off Menical play to seal the win! - 1 year ago

The Rams offense was methodical running and passing throughout the game. The niners were stymied on offense most of it. The Rams went up 20-6 late in the third quarter. The Rams then gave up a touch down midway though the final quarter. McVay sensing a momentum shift after driving the ball just past midfield dialed up the play of his career facing a 4th and short . Stafford attempted to draw t

Why - 1 year ago

What happened?

Re: McVay blew the last game against SF - 1 year ago

He made one poor choice after another, after the Rams dominated the Niners for the first half; and despite getting pushed around in the second half there were so many chances to put them away. He played scared and made some poor choices in that game. I hope he realizes it and when he says before the game, "you have to put teams away" he actually allows the team to do so.

Re: Historic road to SB - 1 year ago

Goes through Tampa!

Re: I dare him - 1 year ago

If he has to shoot up his hand to play, I don't think he'll be as accurate and effective as the last game against the Rams. After being knocked down a few times I'm certain. Lawrence will play.

Re: I double fog fare him to call play - 1 year ago

If he has to shoot up his hand to play, I don't think he'll be as accurate and effective as the last game against the Rams. After being knocked down a few times I'm certain. Lawrence will play.

Re: Game gets out of hand in second half - 1 year ago

The Rams protect the ball, run a balanced attack and get up two scores late in the second quarter. The Niners become one demential in the second half and the Ram's defense with a boisterous crowd feast. Rams 31 Niners 13

Re: Bret Stuter--Nice try - 1 year ago

I though there were trips to the right and no receiver out wide where Ramsey was positioned.

He hits the nail on the head whether it was 15, 12 or 9.5 yards!) - 1 year ago

If you watch the live broadcast it is apparent that Ramsey does not like the positioning on the play and was trying to communicate with Rapp pre-snap about it.. Rapp seemed preoccupied and kind of brushed him off (look at his body language just before the snap). It was after that play that Ramsey threw a punch. Not a good look. My wife and I saw ithe issue developing while watching, we were d

Re: I noticed confusion - 1 year ago

Ramsey lined up on the right side, but the Ravens were trips left. He looked toward Rapp with the look of “this is wrong’. Rapp waived him off and appeared to be distracted by Ramsey. After seeing that I was glad the Ravens didn’t get a huge gain on the play. Then came the Jab. I’m certain it had to do with what I saw. Glad it ultimate worked out and by that. I mean they came back to win and

Re: OBVIOUSLY some detail would be enlightening - 1 year ago

Perhaps fewer unblocked rushers would help his woes. He defiantly doesn’t throw many away, but a couple of times they were on him so fast he had little chance. Mid seasons he was high with an number of throws. I went back and looked and on almost all of them he had a rusher in his face and/or had to throw over a lineman with his hands in the air. He needs so change his thought process when he

Re: I became a Rams fan in 67 - 1 year ago

I remember the Rams win over the Cowboys in 1976. It was a great day. I had been a Ram fan for almost 10 years by then. I became a fan about the same time as Guard. There was very little TV coverage in the early years but as years passed I was able to see more and more games. My favorite p[layers in 1967 where Roman Gabriel, the Fearsome Foursome, Jack Snow and a few years later Lawrence McCl

Re: Raiders shocking use of Jackson - 1 year ago

I’m astounded that the Raiders would deployed Jackson in their offense him having just jointed the team. What routes would he know to run? And for the Raiders to throw the ball deep, are they really known for that? I am certain that once he familiarizes himself with their route tree he will fill the role possession receiver too. Then he’ll get those 10 to 15 catches per game his ego needs and

Re: Brian Allen in dance with Seahawk! - 1 year ago

Looks like an aggressive waltz with that Seahawk lineman who is trying to take the lead,but Brain Allan didn't let him!

Re: His finger is a major contributor to what we're all seeing. - 1 year ago

His inaccuracies over the last two games are concerning. He appears to be able to zip his throws, but touch and feel throws are not there for deeper passes he needs to get over coverage. A few balls per game have been short because he's unloading with a defender in his face and can't step up. He has a history of being an accurate passer who rarely misses wide open receivers. He's managing this t

Sony Michel hit on Buccaneer! - 1 year ago

exemplifies the beating given to the Buccaneers and the effort given by the Rams. I may have to watch it every morning this week!

Re: 4 of 7 total punts were inside the 20, is great! - 1 year ago

Hard to have a high average punt distance if more than half your punts are made from midfield and downed inside the 20. He could get the average distance punt up if he punted from their own 20 or just kicked those midfield punts into the end zone. I like the way it's going now. Heleker looked good last game and I'm hopeful he returns to his pro-bowl former self! The net here beats the gross every

Re: Hollins and Jefferson - 1 year ago

Great to see that Jefferson is a deep threat and looks like he belongs. The Rams have many big play receivers. I focused on Hollins as much as I could during the game. He played great. It looks like the Rams hit a home run with him. He is very exciting player and very fast. I wasn’t to surprised to see his high rating.

Re: Offensive line finally opened up some holes in 2nd half - 1 year ago

Henderson didn’t have much room to run in the first half. Whether it was adjustments by coaching or the offensive having a real half of football together the line gave Henderson some holes and he hit them. In the first half he didn’t have much room and on a couple of occasions he missed what was there. The Bears have a very good defensive front. I am certain that the passing game helped to o

Re: Just a warm up it's only preseason! - 1 year ago

What happens when it counts?

Time to rally, but with who? - 1 year ago

Re: Dead horse - 1 year ago

Option,

Re: Broken worse than size - 2 years ago

She also said, that (If he is injured) TA broken Tutu is more concerning than size, because broken can’t play.

Re: Apparently only size matters? - 2 years ago

Like lots of you, this whole thread makes me rather uncomfortable about Tutu as a second round pick. I was moaning and complaining about it during the draft until my wife, who is a good sports fan said,, “Tutu can either play or he can’t, his small stature is not definitive.” After that I feel much better and I hope the rest of you do too. She also said that we must all be insane for fretting ov

Re: Rams philosophy/strategy is draft day excitement! - 2 years ago

Despite everyone’s love of the draft, which always creates high expectations, having lots of draft capital hasn’t always resulted in success; Cleveland’s futility comes to mind, but the Rams have been right with them historically. I seem to remember the Rams before McVay having early round picks year after year, lots of draft capital and it resulting in nada. One in the hand seems to be worth

Re: Jeff Fisher Will help them - 2 years ago

Somewhere between bring a bad team and a good one lies mediocre. Fisher can get them to mediocre!

Re: Golf didn't progress; McVay in Hot Seat - 2 years ago

This part of the article really caught my attention; 'But his frustration was warranted. Goff was slow to process things on the field, particularly in the seconds after the snap. He struggled to recognize coverages and blitzes, which led to turnovers and mistakes that put the Rams’ backs against the wall defensively. McVay is an excellent play caller, but even his scheme couldn’t help Goff. It

Re: He's more than that - 2 years ago

He played three years in Washington where McVay coached. That familiarity tells me McVay knows what he's getting. He brings knowledge of and experience in McVay's system. He came cheap and most importantly he can take the top off.

Re: interesting metric - 2 years ago

Goff is very low on this list, but threw lots of short passes. I suspect a larger percentage of Goff's passes were thrown when the Rams had a lead versus Stafford who probably threw more when lions were behind. How would prevent defenses come into play? I think Stafford will open up the whole offense for the Rams.

Re: McVay assumed Goff knew expectations? - 2 years ago

As articulate and detailed as McVay is and the fact his primary efforts are on the offense and he was in Goff’s ear before every play where did you get this ‘McVay assumed Goff knew his expectations’’. You mean do your job, or execute plays as I design them or be professional and know this offense in and out? I can’t imagine any coach in the NFL not articulating from day one expectations for eac