How the LA Rams Revolutionized the NFL in Half a Decade
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he lost me a little at the snead commentary.
all teams restructure player's contracts to get more cap space. nothing revolutionary there. and the rams got miller and obj for a pittance in actual salary. them leaving didn't create cap space, it was already there. although he's right in that miller leaving allowed the rams to get wagner and arob. that made the rams a better team than if miller stayed.
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he lost me a little at the snead commentary.
all teams restructure player's contracts to get more cap space. nothing revolutionary there. and the rams got miller and obj for a pittance in actual salary. them leaving didn't create cap space, it was already there. although he's right in that miller leaving allowed the rams to get wagner and arob. that made the rams a better team than if miller stayed.
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The Narrator lost me when he referred to the winningest head coach in NFL history as DAN Shula.
I had to turn it off at that point.
However, the Rams under McVay and Snead have been creative and cutting-edge; and it has been successful.
It's a copycat-League. Always has been. Teams copy the successful clubs; and they are copying the Rams.
I had to turn it off at that point.
However, the Rams under McVay and Snead have been creative and cutting-edge; and it has been successful.
It's a copycat-League. Always has been. Teams copy the successful clubs; and they are copying the Rams.
The only thing this video made me realize is that McVay, for the first time, is older than all of the players he is coaching now that Big Whit retired. Also, Aaron Donald is now the third oldest player on the team behind Stafford and Wagner. How time flies when you're having fun.