GAME DAY Chargers (0-6) at Rams (3-4) Game Day Thread

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LA_Rams_#29 said:
I would not take the fact that Whittington and Mumfield didn't get any targets with them not being able to get open. The predictability of the offense is on McVay.....
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I don't understand why Tutu isn't used more often. He gets open, he seems to excel against the whiners. He opens up the field if used properly. He doesn't seem to have a lot of "drops" and he was drafted quite high. I was frankly surprised when they drafted him after McVay inherited Tavon Austin and rarely used him.
 
Soul Surfer said:
What did Kyren say?
I must have missed that.
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After the Arizona loss...
Kyren Williams was asked why he thought the team's energy level was inconsistent from drive to drive.

He answered:
“I can't tell you, bro. Probably because I'm not out there.

When asked if he wanted a bigger workload like he's had in seasons past:
"I can't really call that. It's not on me," Williams said "But I just think no matter what, we gotta continue to have the energy. You gotta continue to, when plays are made, be excited, be happy so we uplift not only the offense but the defense and the special teams and just being able to have that camaraderie to where we're playing off of each other, and I think that's what is going to allow us to be where we want to be."

Sean McVay said Kyren Williams approached him on his own to explain his postgame comments. McVay said he wasn’t even aware of the comments until Kyren brought them up.

McVay said:
“He’s such an energy for us. He was emotional after the game. I know this guy’s heart. He wants to make sure that he’s influencing and affecting positive change. I think what he said was more of, ‘I just always want to try to be that spark.’”
McVay added that Kyren was frustrated after the game, but his teammates know what he’s about. After Kyren explained what he meant, McVay said he “totally understood where he was coming from” and called him “a great leader for us.”
McVay also said the way Kyren’s comments were interpreted was not what Kyren intended.
 
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jrry32 said:
IMO, two things could help us: (1) if McVay starts to trust Klare and deploys him as a weapon and (2) if we trade for a solid WR who can beat man coverage. On #2, we don't need to trade a 3rd round pick. Just acquire one of the solid guys who are out there on teams that want to sell. On Klare, we need a guy who can create mismatches. Allen and Higbee are solid TEs, but neither has the athleticism to do that. Klare potentially can. Ferguson was supposed to be that guy, but he's on IR.
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As much as I want Klare to be that, I'm not sure he can but I understand trying Klare out there to see if he can contribute. He's a rookie TE though so thats asking a lot. Definitely with you on the WR and have been banging the table for that one forever. Never understood why we didn't have something vet reliable wise on the roster (doesn't have to be expensive) behind Adams and Puka, its just downright stupid imo because of Adam's age and Puka's history. Rams tried to be the smartest in the room only to get kicked in the ass by injuries for not planning accordingly.
 
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