All true, but there is a small minority that will never get over the Rams winning a Super Bowl.I'm probably in the minority on this one, but I'd rather keep Raheem as DC than get the comp picks.
In 2021 Raheem led us to a SB victory, and this past year he got the most out of a very young group.
Yes. And that is why it's odd to see people saying 2023 is Morris's best year when it's the worst in most ways (see red text)Rams had the 20th ranked defense this 2023 season in yards allowed. 19th in points allowed.
That's below average. Why stay below average?
Move on and take the threes!
I think we all understood that the Defense would have somewhat of a down year with all of the new/young players. I don't think you can look at the ranking in a vacuum.Rams had the 20th ranked defense this 2023 season in yards allowed. 19th in points allowed.
That's below average. Why stay below average?
Move on and take the threes!
I think you are overemphasizing people calling Morris an idiot/retard/stupid/does not know what he is doing.Yes. And that is why it's odd to see people saying 2023 is Morris's best year when it's the worst in most ways (see red text)
but because Rams played CBs closer to LOS they like it better.
Results never mattered to anti-Morris people. It was only how it looked that bothered them and when they expressed their
disdain it was personal ... not "I don't like it" or "It's not as good as I want" but "Morris is a retard" or "Morris is stupid" or his "scheme is stupid". There are all sorts of other exaggerations and distortions and lies, even.
But agree ... 2023 was the worst overall and that includes 2022 when the defense dropped from a playoff-level defense to one that as not nearly good enough.
But it is truly odd when the closeness of the CBs is more important to results.
Defense stats year-to-year
yards a game allowed
2021 - 17th
2022 - 19th
2023 - 20th
yards a play allowed
2021 - 10th
2022 - 23rd
2023 - 19th
defensive points allowed
2021 - 5th
2022 - 14th
2023 - 22nd
sack percentage
2021 - 5th
2022 - 20th
2023 - 23rd
Interception rate
2021 - 7th
2022 - 10th
2023 - 25th
Rushing yards a game
2021 - 6th
2022 - 13th
2023 - 12th
Yard per carry allowed
2021 - 5th
2022 - 13 th
2023 - 17th
Passing yards allowed
2021 - 22nd
2022 - 21st
2023 - 20th
Passing yards a play
2021 - 16th
2022 - 24th
2023 - 14th
DVOA
2021 - 5th
2022 - 18th
2023 - 22nd
3rd down % - incl PO
2021 - 7th
2022 - 21st
2023 - 16th
4th down % - incl PO
2021 - 14th
2022 - 31st
2023 - 24th
Goal to goal %
2021 - 11th
2022 - 2nd
2023- 20th
Red zone D %
2021 - 8th
2022 - 1st
2023 - 15th
number of blitzes
2021 - 9th
2022 - 13th
2023 - 15th
Pressures
2021 - 11th
2022 - 29th
2023 - 24th
Explosive plays allowed (20+ yards)
2021- 11th-t
2022 - 7th
2023 - 23rd
Explosive pass plays allowed
2021 - 19th
2022 - 7th
2023 - 23rd-tie
I love a good 7 to 10 minute scoring drive, but not when it's the other team's offense doing it. The "bend don't break" gives the other team TOP advantage.Yes. And that is why it's odd to see people saying 2023 is Morris's best year when it's the worst in most ways (see red text)
but because Rams played CBs closer to LOS they like it better.
Results never mattered to anti-Morris people. It was only how it looked that bothered them and when they expressed their
disdain it was personal ... not "I don't like it" or "It's not as good as I want" but "Morris is a retard" or "Morris is stupid" or his "scheme is stupid". There are all sorts of other exaggerations and distortions and lies, even.
But agree ... 2023 was the worst overall and that includes 2022 when the defense dropped from a playoff-level defense to one that as not nearly good enough.
But it is truly odd when the closeness of the CBs is more important to results.
Defense stats year-to-year
yards a game allowed
2021 - 17th
2022 - 19th
2023 - 20th
yards a play allowed
2021 - 10th
2022 - 23rd
2023 - 19th
defensive points allowed
2021 - 5th
2022 - 14th
2023 - 22nd
sack percentage
2021 - 5th
2022 - 20th
2023 - 23rd
Interception rate
2021 - 7th
2022 - 10th
2023 - 25th
Rushing yards a game
2021 - 6th
2022 - 13th
2023 - 12th
Yard per carry allowed
2021 - 5th
2022 - 13 th
2023 - 17th
Passing yards allowed
2021 - 22nd
2022 - 21st
2023 - 20th
Passing yards a play
2021 - 16th
2022 - 24th
2023 - 14th
DVOA
2021 - 5th
2022 - 18th
2023 - 22nd
3rd down % - incl PO
2021 - 7th
2022 - 21st
2023 - 16th
4th down % - incl PO
2021 - 14th
2022 - 31st
2023 - 24th
Goal to goal %
2021 - 11th
2022 - 2nd
2023- 20th
Red zone D %
2021 - 8th
2022 - 1st
2023 - 15th
number of blitzes
2021 - 9th
2022 - 13th
2023 - 15th
Pressures
2021 - 11th
2022 - 29th
2023 - 24th
Explosive plays allowed (20+ yards)
2021- 11th-t
2022 - 7th
2023 - 23rd
Explosive pass plays allowed
2021 - 19th
2022 - 7th
2023 - 23rd-tie
We are a conservative team. 3rd and 20 and we run a draw 80 percent of the time.I think you are overemphasizing people calling Morris an idiot/retard/stupid/does not know what he is doing.
I can only think of 2 or 3 on the forum who said that.
I know I never did. I even said he knows how to play a more aggressive defense but was super cautious.
He was just too conservative for my taste no matter what the stats say.
Yeah and I dislike those 3rd and 20 draw plays lolWe are a conservative team. 3rd and 20 and we run a draw 80 percent of the time.
McVay makes the conservative call damn near every time - it’s who he is.
And in the end, a DC works for the head coach. If Morris moves on, don’t expect the next DC to come in and not be conservative - that’s just the reality of who we are.
DeMeco Ryans, Jerod Mayo, Antonio Pierce & Jonathon Gannon disagree with you....I would be really surprised if anyone signed him to be a HC. Defensive minded coaches are out of vogue these days.
Yes, but only Ryans has shown anything thus far. I would be especially surprised if Mayo or Pierce take the teams anywhere.DeMeco Ryans, Jerod Mayo, Antonio Pierce & Jonathon Gannon disagree with you....