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Seems there's quite a difference of opinion on Demby's play. I'm glad I have GamePass because I can look at the game from the "coaches view" and see if I see the "garbage play" you did.Demby was garbage in a lot of ways !! Maybe salvable though. Hope someone passes him up ?? If not at least attacks better.
Rams are 3-0 with an interior OL that has just made 3 NFL starts for 2 of them, 1 start for the other. There have been issues, but mostly consistent play. All 3 are gaining experience, will be better then 2nd half of the season. Blythe looks to come back too.
Rams are 3-0 with an interior OL that has just made 3 NFL starts for 2 of them, 1 start for the other. There have been issues, but mostly consistent play. All 3 are gaining experience, will be better then 2nd half of the season. Blythe looks to come back too.
Seems there's quite a difference of opinion on Demby's play. I'm glad I have GamePass because I can look at the game from the "coaches view" and see if I see the "garbage play" you did.
There's this guy that played for the Rams I remember getting roasted early on in his career like Demby is now...his name is Roger Saffold.
OMG, did we see the same game? Havenstein was left on island with a no talent back up starting on his left..*smhDemby played a good game tonight. The weak link was Havenstein. IMO Demby simply needs experience and practice with the first unit o-line. His inexperience showed at times but it's not like he was outmatched.
If Jamil plays one or two more weeks and continues to play well you have to wonder if Blythe gets his position back. Blythe is a FA at the end of the season.
Not even in the same universe as Saffold. Saffold was like #33 in the draft was projected to be a guard and the Rams played him at LT out of desperation, and his shoulders couldn't hold up. He was looked down on because of these injuries, not because he plain sucked.Seems there's quite a difference of opinion on Demby's play. I'm glad I have GamePass because I can look at the game from the "coaches view" and see if I see the "garbage play" you did.
There's this guy that played for the Rams I remember getting roasted early on in his career like Demby is now...his name is Roger Saffold.
Depth ?? Who will step up ?? Could be for better or for worse ?? 3-0 is key for now.
Kitchen sure helped hand The Rams the game though last night.
Who will step up? I expect the kids to improve a bit as they get experience.
I totally agree what is and has been argued as one of the best lines in the league and is continually up there is the Patriots. Their Oline right now? A 5th round LT, 3rd round LG, 6th round C, 4th round RG and 5th round RT. Coaching matters, it just seems some around here want to replace everybody after they have a bad game even when they go up against good players. It seems they're expected to win every play and that just doesn't happen in the NFL.Tomas... I disagree with the sentiment that we need to add first round talent to the line.
With OL most of the top guys go off the board due to polish and typically an ability to play on the edge. There are guys who are dominant on the interior and will go in round one but just as often you see teams go first round on the OL for one reason: they need a guy who can start quickly.
I think of the two tackles we drafted one of them at least will end up being a permanent fixture on the OL. Maybe both. So if a great talent slides to us in the draft take him. Otherwise take the best player or slide down and target your guy like we did with Rapp, and keep loading our OL pipeline midrounds.
Of course they will, but every team has that going on. We need an OL that's better than league avg. to be a perennial winner imo. Kromer might be great, but he's not a miracle worker. At some point you have to invest some capital, here instead of there if need be.
(I realize none of that contradicts what you were saying, btw.)
I remember the year Saffold first played LT... it looked like we might have found our LT of the future but then he didn't hold up there. Moved to RT - I think - when we got Robinson. Got injured there too.
Plugged in at guard after that where he became a revelation! Originally at RG then moved to LG to help Robinson out.
Not talking about where one was drafted. This is about rushing to judge a player that has a whole 1 year experience.Not even in the same universe as Saffold. Saffold was like #33 in the draft was projected to be a guard and the Rams played him at LT out of desperation, and his shoulders couldn't hold up. He was looked down on because of these injuries, not because he plain sucked.