Snap Count vs. Cardinals

[shovelpass]

https://www.therams.com/news/snap-count-analysis-rams-able-to-rest-defensive-starters-vs-cardinals







Allen got some snaps, hope Sullivan is ok.
Everett (very)slowly working back into the lineup?

 

[RamFan503]

Did something happen to Sully?

 

[shovelpass]

Did something happen to Sully?

— Center John Sullivan was in for 65 snaps (90 percent). He appeared to suffer a leg injury at the end of the first half, but nevertheless played all but one drive in the second half.

— Rookie center Brian Allen played the offense’s final seven snaps (10 percent), which finished with Goff’s touchdown pass to tight end Tyler Higbee.

He's most likely fine.

 

[RamFan503]

So we didn’t miss a beat? Not saying we don’t need Sully but the depth seems to be way better along the entire team. It’s a good time to be a Rams fan. The GSOT teams were a kick in the ass but we appear to be building something here that is meant to last. We have very good young players along with a sprinkling of vets and a system that FAs are going to want to play in. Color me stoked.

 

[JackStraw]

Cooks is okay but for a Brandon, he's no Gibson...

If we need a WE to be in prefect position to make a tackle after a forced throw\INT.

Can't believe he was a number one on any NFL team post WW2.

 

[RamFan503]

Cooks is okay but for a Brandon, he's no Gibson...

If we need a WE to be in prefect position to make a tackle after a forced throw\INT.

Can't believe he was a number one on any NFL team post WW2.

I have no fucking idea what this post even means.

 

[bubbaramfan]

A very good sign Allen was trusted to step in for Sully, even if it was for just 7 snaps.

 

[RamsFan47]

The benefit of getting these resereves in the game can't be understated. This is the makeup a high quality team.

 

[Merlin]

A very good sign Allen was trusted to step in for Sully, even if it was for just 7 snaps.

Not surprised tbh. He played extremely well in preseason and got better game to game.

 

[bubbaramfan]

Easing the new guys into the OL one at a time at the end of games is a great strategy to get them ready for full time duty.