McClendon DID look good in his start at RT; however, he was lost in his start at LT. Clearly, he is more comfortable on the right side—and that’s ok.
I don't think you mess with what's been working. I say leave Limmer alone...the guy is SOLID! These darn "grades" mean nothing to me..I grade with my eyeballs. Limmer is getting it done...DON'T MESS WITH THE CONTINUITY YOU HAVE!
Yeah not good to see that.
limmer has not given up sacks or pressures , but he also has graded below average in nearly every game.
Didn't he hurt his collar bone or something like Jackson did?
Ok but we have two guys better than him possibly ready to go this week. If they’re ready, you have to play them and he becomes solid depth.
Seattle's front 7 are ok. Make no mistake. We barely survived. There is a difference between surviving and living. The Rams have some really good Ds ahead and if you hope for playoffs we need our starters. Our D isnt that consistant and less than 20 points a game out of our O is not my idea of working. I want to live, not survive
Who is to say that future doesn't start in 2026 though? Given Jonah Jackson's contract, they would have a lot of dead money and very little in cap savings to cut or trade him next year. It's doubtful he's gone next year.
He has been consistent, though, with nobodies next to him at LG. Center is strongly affected by guard quality but there have been games where you could argue that Limmer may have helped Bruss and Dedich.
So you let them work their way into starting, you don't just kick Limmer to the side. You also recover depth...but you don't upset the applecart when what you have has been working. Those guys coming back are gonna get snaps...and if they eventually beat a guy out for a spot, so be it.
Because your vision for a run game that absolutely MASHES the other team doesn't work yet with Limmer, imo. As good as he's been.. and he's been good.. he's not a guy that's getting much movement in the run game. That being said.. I think in a year or two.. his strength will be there.
You can credit some of those sack numbers to Stafford being a wizard. He's done his part to slip out of a handful of would be sacks.
I don't think that's the issue. What I see is McVay not adjusting the run game like he should. Before Seattle, he was steady running Williams in the middle. Very seldom did he run him wide. It was the Seattle game, where he finally ran Williams wide and that's where Williams got most of his yardage. Before that we see him running Williams inside time after time...as if opponents don't see that. Williams can get yards many ways and McVay needs to employ that. Otherwise he's just getting Williams beat up over time.
Exactly.
