Do you want to know a weird stat, you probably didn't know?

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Remember that game well. I was in a room full of 9er fans and the Rams were beating their ass and decided to go for a 4th and goal just before halftime to basically put one foot on the 9er throats, but failed.

The passing stats for montana were definitely skewed because of those screens. Nobody knew who taylor was until that night.

The Rams let that one get away. Horrible night.

I remember that play. Robinson, who never ever did anything risky or new, tried a fake field goal. They must have tipped the play at the line of scrimmage cause the whiners were not fooled at all. I think that play lead to the first of the long taylor TDs and changed the game.

 

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Some other stats over McVay's tenure.

The most rushing TDs in a year? 23 in 2018. Went to the Super Bowl
Fewest? 10 in 2021. Won the Super Bowl.

Most sacks allowed? 59 in 2022. We all remember the conga line of O lineman every week.
Fewest? 22 in 2019. That other year we had OL issues.

Most rushing attempts? 477 in 2023.
Fewest rushing attempts? 401 in 2019.

Some 'odd' stats.
Stafford has passed for 4,000 yards just once since becoming a Ram. He has 2382 fewer passing yards than Goff did in his 4 years but he has just 7 fewer TD passes (95) and 4 fewer interceptions (44).....in 5 fewer games.

McVay has had a 1,000 yard RB in just 4 of his 8 seasons.
He's had a 1,000 yard WR in just 4 of his 8 seasons, though he did have 2 each in 2018 and 2019.
He's had a 4,000 yard passer in just 3 of his 8 seasons.

Some questions.
Can Kyren become the first RB under McVay to gain 1,000 yards three straight seasons?
Can Stafford hit the magical 4,000 yard mark?
Will Davante Adams & Puka each have 1,000 yards this year?
Will this be the year we have a top 10 D vs both the rush and the pass?

Just wasting time until camp.......