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Baldy on the Rams - 3rd downs & Cooper Kupp
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Farr Be It
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This is the McVay that seemed to be awol much of the early season. Can’t wait to see these last few games.
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We lost the Championship last year due to him being injured. I will never be convinced otherwise. No way the Cheatriots keep us down in that game with him in the lineup.
He's the single most important player in our offense outside the QB position IMO.
He's the single most important player in our offense outside the QB position IMO.
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No offense, Merlin, but I believe the answer to all of your questions above is Todd Gurley. JMO
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Maybe its me, but that Kupp TD only has one legit option. If the safety covers him that play is dead.
You would hope to have another option. Those two curls have no shot to score. It worked, but that is a little scary.
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It's not just you actually. It's a scary thought when you think about it. The system is amazing when it works, but it might explain why the offense is so bad when plays are off schedule. Not everyone of McVays plays are like that, but it makes for an interesting thing to watch as his career as a play caller continues.
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Goff had someone out of the backfield.........but once he saw that the play was working he sat still for a split second to let it finish unfolding.
If he reads that as a no-go he's dumping it off to the guy on the left out of the backfield for a short gain.
If he reads that as a no-go he's dumping it off to the guy on the left out of the backfield for a short gain.
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LesBaker
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Ahhhhhh yes true.