Did the release of Ray-Ray Armstrong wake up the Rams and force them to clean up the penalties? Nick Wagoner talks to Randy Karraker and D’Marco Farr.
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Did Ray Ray’s Release Contribute to Better Discipline?
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Nick Wagoner jumped in studio with Kevin Wheeler to discuss the win this weekend, what he saw as progress, does this make the schedule moving forward less daunting, and then they previewed the Chiefs, how to stop the running attack, what the challenges the Chiefs present, and more.
Wagoner Talks Rams Progress
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It would certainly appear that way. Penalties dropped off a cliff against Seattle. We actually didn't beat ourselves with penalties.
We dang sure beat Dallas and Philly if we play as clean as we did.
We dang sure beat Dallas and Philly if we play as clean as we did.
Well its a heck of a scare tactic. Meaning no more screwing around being belligerent actually instill that thought in the back of someone's mind. If your the rotten apple your off this tree.
I don't know...but I know this...the Rams defense is not performing well. We saw some glimpses of their ability in getting 3 sacks and a bunch of hurries against the Hags.
The only thing different about this defense is they have a new DC. That leads me to conclude the Rams D haven't grasped it to this point.
The only thing different about this defense is they have a new DC. That leads me to conclude the Rams D haven't grasped it to this point.