I think Brockers is my favorite Rams player

[OldSchool]

The guy is just solid. He always does his assignment well. He’s a pretty good interview from what we’ve seen. And he’s always been in the back ground of the public perception to higher profile players on our DLine. Then there’s this....


View: https://mobile.twitter.com/FairGameonFS1/status/1058033028054695936

 

[Psycho_X]

The guy is just solid. He always does his assignment well. He’s a pretty good interview from what we’ve seen. And he’s always been in the back ground of the public perception to higher profile players on our DLine. Then there’s this....


View: https://mobile.twitter.com/FairGameonFS1/status/1058033028054695936

Brockers dropped a bomb:

“We’d be 7-9. There was no accountability”.

 

[hotanez]

 

[thirteen28]

No accountability and no clue with respect to offense.

(Insert Fisher-drone here): "You get the ball to your athletes, and you let 'em make a play." That was pretty much his offensive philosophy right there, because he and the coordinators he chose had no clue on how to do things, like scheming to get a guy like Kupp covered one-on-one by a linebacker, etc.

Oh, and Fisher never would have allowed Kupp to be drafted in the first place, since he's not enough of an athlete. And he'd have Jared Goff doing nothing more than being a game manager, with an emphasis on throwing the checkdowns. And we'd be habitually throwing the ball one or two yards short of the sticks on 3rd and whatever.

Thank God those days are over ... Thank you, Sean McVay!

 

[Merlin]

Well there were some significant changes to fix the passing game. Real LT for example. Addition of 3x WRs to replace that hopeless bunch that Fish believed in. And so on.

But yeah there's no room for guys at this level to make excuses for poor play. Fish did that way too much, and his ego didn't allow him to go find an offensive mind who could help him out where his knowledge was weakest.

 

[dolphinlover123]

LOL savage

 

[RamDino]

Brockers came out as a sophomore, I believe, and he was already wise beyond his years.

 

[rking4441]

Brockers is so right. I've told so many friend that the Fisher Rams were good enough to beat anyone in the league, remember the Denver game Sanders got KO in, and bad enough to lose to the worst team. The inconsistency was due to no accountability and Brockers let the cat out of the bag!

 

[kurtfaulk]

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what's going on with that shirt?

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[Rmfnlt]

Fisher did some things right... but his lack of any real knowledge about offense and his Country Club atmosphere were killers.

Maybe he's riding around somewhere in a golf cart, giving people the middle finger.

My God, what an unprofessional idiot.

Think you'd EVER see McVay do that? Think you'd ever see Bellichick do that? Think you'd ever see Reid do that?

No... they are professional head coaches.

He was a cartoon character. The more I think about it, any good moves related to offense were probably dumb luck.

He knew defense... and he knew enough to draft Brockers. But offense? Bet you he deferred to Snead on those picks.

Enjoy your retirement, Fisher... one thing you did really well: Steal money from Kroneke.

 

[OldSchool]

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what's going on with that shirt?

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That’s a confident man right there, confident nobody will make fun of it to his face.

 

[HeiseNBerg]

One major difference I've noticed:

McVay prefers players with Football Smarts

Fisher was enamored with physically-gifted players, regardless of mental capacity.

 

[Rainram]

Brockers: “Accountability as far everybody being on the same page...and having really strict core values of what this game is all about and what we’re all about.”

 

[Legatron4]

That’s a confident man right there, confident nobody will make fun of it to his face.

I sure as shit wouldn’t say anything to him.

 

[Mackeyser]

The guy is just solid. He always does his assignment well. He’s a pretty good interview from what we’ve seen. And he’s always been in the back ground of the public perception to higher profile players on our DLine. Then there’s this....


View: https://mobile.twitter.com/FairGameonFS1/status/1058033028054695936

Wow...that was some honesty right there.

I love it.

I have so many favorites that if I won the Lottery, my closet would look like the Rams laundry facility...

 

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[TexasRam]

I love Brockers as well.

He’s a real sensible humble dude and great teammate that doesn’t require accolades.

He’s also well spoken and takes his job and role serious.

unfortunately it may be hard fitting him into our cap next year, so we will have to root for him elsewhere.

 

[hotanez]

I love Brockers as well.

He’s a real sensible humble dude and great teammate that doesn’t require accolades.

He’s also well spoken and takes his job and role serious.

unfortunately it may be hard fitting him into our cap next year, so we will have to root for him elsewhere.

isn't he signed for next year?

 

[Billy Baroo]

isn't he signed for next year?

Yes.

 

[hotanez]

Yes.

That's what I thought, so I'm not sure why TexasRam thinks he wont be here next season