Peter King: Rams to Use 7 Man D-Line Rotation --Audio

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Peter King talks Rams with 920AM. Fisher told King that the Rams would use a 7 man rotation on the D-Line, with 6 players getting about equal amount of reps, and Quinn getting more than anyone. Gregg Williams feels like he woke up on Christmas with an incredible present under the tree: Aaron Donald. They’re also really happy with Joyner due to his ability to play nickel CB, which he played the majority of the time at Florida State. 58% of the Rams defensive snaps were with 3 CB’s on the field. They’re really happy with Kenny Britt so far, both on and off the field. King says there’s nothing left to be said about Bradford, he just has to do it on the field this year. He goes on to talk about the situation in LA.

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Peter King talks Rams with 920AM. Fisher told King that the Rams would use a 7 man rotation on the D-Line, with 6 players getting about equal amount of reps, and Quinn getting more than anyone.
Is it the below seven?
Quinn- Long- Sims- Hayes- Langford- Brockers- Donald
 
Is it the below seven?
Quinn- Long- Sims- Hayes- Langford- Brockers- Donald

100% certain that's the seven. Wouldn't be surprised if it ends up being eight with Carrington getting more snaps though.
 
I think Carrington may be the 7th and Sims the 8th as Sims tends to spell Quinn.
 
here is 2013
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here is 2012
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Why would Donald, Long, and Brockers play the same number of downs as the others? That makes absolutely no sense.
 
Why would Donald, Long, and Brockers play the same number of downs as the others? That makes absolutely no sense.
Do not question the Fish, for you will suffer his wrath.

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I remember in the mid-90's, Kentucky basketball used a ridiculous number in rotation, 10 players. They would wear the other teams down by constantly putting fresh bodies on the floor, and even if your starting five were better than their starting five, their second five was always better than that of the opposition.

The Rams DL is in a similar position, only deeper. Our first 4 on the DL will have an advantage over the OL of most teams, and even our next 4 will match up well. We should be able to keep our DL fresh well into the 4th quarter, and that will only make them more effective as the game wears on.
 
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We should be able to keep our DL fresh well into the 4th quarter, and that will only make them more effective as the game wears on.

I think that's the most underrated part of our dline. The talent to bring the heat is exceptional, but so is the depth.

This unit is going to wear teams out!
 
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I think that's the most underrated part of our dline. The talent to bring the heat is exceptional, but so is the depth.

This unit is going to wear teams out!

No kidding. Can you imagine being an OL in the 4th quarter, thinking you got a break because Langford needs a breather only to see Donald come in to take his place? I almost feel sorry for an OL in that situation ... almost :D
 
No kidding. Can you imagine being an OL in the 4th quarter, thinking you got a break because Langford needs a breather only to see Donald come in to take his place? I almost feel sorry for an OL in that situation ... almost :D

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I know. These olinemen play the whole game... We just rotate in fresh bodies to kick their tired asses!
 
It's not just the quality of the 7. The madman running the D will come up with combo's and schemes to get the max effect from them.
 
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There was a line in that interview that stuck with me,it was during the conversation about the meaning the Cardinals and other teams like the Packers hold for the cities they represent ,just a short little comment that, Stan Kroenke WANTS the Rams to (and I interpret he intends to do what it takes) mean to St.Loius something very similar to what the Cards do.

IOW his goals are not just profit but pride as well, it fallls right in line with all I've thought he was after ,if he brings a Super Bowl to the Lou, he will be canonized.
 
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