The offense and Schotty finished a game!... well kinda yea!

[Angry Ram]

That's the thing about Schotty, he needs a good run game to make the offense at least respectable. Take that away and expect disaster to roll out. Once we have a potent passer under center whether it's Bradford or a rookie, I hope this offense is well-rounded in both passing and running.

So does Peyton. I bet he was jelly of Tom Brady's run game last night.

 

[Alan]

blackbart mentioning my one reservation:
I'm on board with keeping him around. Reason being I don't want to rebuild for another 2 or 3 years.

Aye, there's the rub.
For in that change of OCs what perils may come,
When we have shuffled off this loser and must begin again,
Must give us pause.

 

[RamFan503]

I am no huge fan of Schotty's but I want to see what we do the rest of the year. A little better execution and better blocking up front and IMO we win most of our games this year. Also, a little better execution on defense and we would have won many of those games even with that offense. So while I would say wait until the season is over, I am leaning toward keeping this whole thing together as I think very good things are about to happen.

 

[Rams43]

I think the biggest difference against the Broncos was obvious, fellas.

It was Hill vs Davis as our starting QB.

Seeing and hitting receivers that Davis was missing.
Minimizing sacks.
Zero turnovers.
Kept drives alive.
Hit some deep passes.
His passing threat and the score kept our clock eating running game effective.
Kept getting points in the 3rd and 4th quarters.
His 35:50 TOP kept our D fresh and Peyton off the field.

And on and on...

 

[Boffo97]

I think the biggest difference against the Broncos was obvious, fellas.

It was Hill vs Davis as our starting QB.

Seeing and hitting receivers that Davis was missing.
Minimizing sacks.
Zero turnovers.
Kept drives alive.
Hit some deep passes.
His passing threat and the score kept our clock eating running game effective.
Kept getting points in the 3rd and 4th quarters.
His 35:50 TOP kept our D fresh and Peyton off the field.

And on and on...

I'm glad that he played well.

I'm going to wait and see what happens before declaring him the man just yet though.

And either way, I'm going to be looking at getting Bradford back AND drafting a QB high (but not round 1) next year.

 

[Elmgrovegnome]

On the last two or three possessions the Rams just ran the ball. I understand the idea was to eat up clock and not risk a turnover but damn can't they get a little creative with the runs? The Broncos knew what was coming and the Rams couldn't get any first downs.

I am loving Masons running but towards the end, with a lead they should be warming up Stacy if they are just going to pound the ball. The Denver D was probably tired and Stacy does not go down easy on runs up the gut. I first down or two could have been huge in relieving the stress of giving Manning the ball back in crunch time.