GDT RAMS @ Texans.. Time to eat some beef.
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GreeneCounty
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Panthers are beatable. NO slip ups.
Stacy Repays the Rams’ Faith
Third-round rookie Zac Stacy (+2.3) has certainly looked the part of a starting running back in his two games with extensive action this season. One might expect the 5-foot-8 runner to be a little lacking between the tackles, but in fact that’s exactly where he’s at this most dangerous. Stacy does a good job finding small creases and has impressive power for his stature, consistently generating yards after contact — 54 of his 79 yards came after he was met by a defender, a very good total. Stacy also forced six missed tackles on just 18 carries. It was a quiet day for the Vanderbilt product in the receiving game with two catches on two targets for 11 yards, but he’ll be pleased the same was true for him in pass protection where he was perfect in seven blocks.
Third-round rookie Zac Stacy (+2.3) has certainly looked the part of a starting running back in his two games with extensive action this season. One might expect the 5-foot-8 runner to be a little lacking between the tackles, but in fact that’s exactly where he’s at this most dangerous. Stacy does a good job finding small creases and has impressive power for his stature, consistently generating yards after contact — 54 of his 79 yards came after he was met by a defender, a very good total. Stacy also forced six missed tackles on just 18 carries. It was a quiet day for the Vanderbilt product in the receiving game with two catches on two targets for 11 yards, but he’ll be pleased the same was true for him in pass protection where he was perfect in seven blocks.
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Wow guys, your Rams kind played with the energy of a home team. I'm glad you exposed this team to be the Arian Fraudsters that they are. Well, Foster actually had a good day gashing the defense although it never resulted in points.
I've always felt that Foster is a fraud because he's hailed as one of teh best RBs in the league... yet he can never break a tackle. Literally never. I saw one play last year, 3rd & 1, a Jaguar linebacker hit Foster a half yard behind the scrimmage, there was no one else and it was just them in space, and the LB was stood up straight and he still drove Foster backwards.
Anyways congratz on the win, you inflicted a loss on them that they won't forget... the Texans could go 6-10 and they'd still be pointing to this game as the one that sticks out.
Also, I have a question... I don't remember which game it was - I think it was the Rams @ Texans but not sure - but there was a game where the announcers kept going on and on about Josh Freeman, and I was like "WTF?" And it wasn't a Bucs or Vikes game either. Was weird.
Anyways see ya all next week and good luck.
I've always felt that Foster is a fraud because he's hailed as one of teh best RBs in the league... yet he can never break a tackle. Literally never. I saw one play last year, 3rd & 1, a Jaguar linebacker hit Foster a half yard behind the scrimmage, there was no one else and it was just them in space, and the LB was stood up straight and he still drove Foster backwards.
Anyways congratz on the win, you inflicted a loss on them that they won't forget... the Texans could go 6-10 and they'd still be pointing to this game as the one that sticks out.
Also, I have a question... I don't remember which game it was - I think it was the Rams @ Texans but not sure - but there was a game where the announcers kept going on and on about Josh Freeman, and I was like "WTF?" And it wasn't a Bucs or Vikes game either. Was weird.
Anyways see ya all next week and good luck.