I'm thinking (hoping) he may see a few thrown his way tomorrow.CJ Daniels is a bigger target. I guess it's now or never if he is going to get any PT.
I'm thinking (hoping) he may see a few thrown his way tomorrow.CJ Daniels is a bigger target. I guess it's now or never if he is going to get any PT.
Man I hope so. All hands on deck. Fuck the mandatory blocking for these guys. Get em in there and see who you’ve got in the depth chart.I'm thinking (hoping) he may see a few thrown his way tomorrow.
According to you it is a clearer path. Obviously the decision makers value them. Just because you choose not to see the obvious what everyone else sees. That this team prefers to defer to experience first. When it lets them down or injuries force the issue then they will choose rooks.I’m talking about why Klare didn’t get playing time sooner.
I also put TE in a different space.. more to learn at that spot, imo.
Daniels has had a much clearer path with no established quality in front of him on the roster.
Whitt & Mumpfield are complete JAGs.. Tutu is treated like one.. Bachman was pointless.
And Daniels couldn’t beat out anyone.
According to any Rams fan on here.According to you it is a clearer path. Obviously the decision makers value them. Just because you choose not to see the obvious what everyone else sees. That this team prefers to defer to experience first. When it lets them down or injuries force the issue then they will choose rooks.
According to any Rams fan on here.
Have anyone make the argument that the depth chart for TE was clearer for Max Klare this year than it was for Daniels.
Outside of Puka and Adams you had XSmith.. who's already gone..
He had two years of experience with a total of 20 receptions.
Konata Mumpfield
1 season and 10 receptions
92 yards and 1 TD
Jordan Whittington
2 seasons and 40 receptions
Tutu Atwell
4 seasons 110 receptions.
Ahead of Klare and outside of Starter Colby Parkinson
Because.... despite protestations on here... the Rams are running 11 personnel 54% of the time and 13 personnel 35 percent of the time this year..
Tyler Higbee
10 years 386 receptions
Davis Allen
3 years receptions
TFerg
One year and 11 receptions 231 yards and 3 TDs
One group is not like the other.
You are arguing a false premise.. the Rams do not have a policy of not playing rookies.
They have a policy of not playing guys who aren't good enough or who aren't ready.
You're making up a policy to deflect from analyzing the actual players.
Leading them where exactly.If you watch The RAMS Games at ALL ?? You’d see Whittington being like the Leader of that group on coverage.
No they haven't. But it has been clearer for Klare. Ferguson is injured. Parkinson has bad ribs. We're down to 2 healthy TEs in a system that uses them a lot. So Klare got 25 snaps last week. We'll see how he acquitted himself in their eyes by how many snaps he gets this week.According to any Rams fan on here.
Have anyone make the argument that the depth chart for TE was clearer for Max Klare this year than it was for Daniels.
The production means nothing. Mumpfield and Whittington aren't playing because they offer more in the passing game. They're playing because they know the system and they offer more than a rookie in the complete system. And that system has changed from 11P to 13P, although the percentages are less because of the injuries. So with 13P we need ONE WR on the field. ONE. That makes Daniels path much more difficult.Outside of Puka and Adams you had XSmith.. who's already gone..
He had two years of experience with a total of 20 receptions.
Konata Mumpfield
1 season and 10 receptions
92 yards and 1 TD
Jordan Whittington
2 seasons and 40 receptions
Tutu Atwell
4 seasons 110 receptions.
Are you suggesting Klare didn't have a clearer path? Or that because they aren't running 13P like they did in 2025, Daniels has a clearer path?Ahead of Klare and outside of Starter Colby Parkinson
Because.... despite protestations on here... the Rams are running 11 personnel 54% of the time and 13 personnel 35 percent of the time this year..
Tyler Higbee
10 years 386 receptions
Davis Allen
3 years receptions
TFerg
One year and 11 receptions 231 yards and 3 TDs
One group is not like the other.
There are 2 rookies who played significant time as rookies under McVay. Kupp and Puka. Clearly they are fantastic WRs. Some have pointed out Puka played from the jump because of injuries. He also played because the WR depth was thin. He proved to be a phenom but few knew that at the time, including the staff, I'd bet.You are arguing a false premise.. the Rams do not have a policy of not playing rookies.
They have a policy of not playing guys who aren't good enough or who aren't ready.
You're making up a policy to deflect from analyzing the actual players.
I dunno, dude. I dread to think what this board would be like if he missed a block resulting in Stafford being out for the season.Man I hope so. All hands on deck. Fuck the mandatory blocking for these guys. Get em in there and see who you’ve got in the depth chart.
“He’s not ready to line up, run a route and catch the ball yet.” ~ McVay
Stafford needs help, Puka needs help. Corum is starting to make big plays, but this offense still needs more big plays downfield. Honestly, you don’t need an elite arm talent like Stafford to run what we’re running right now, but that’s a different topic.
Leading them where exactly.
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Oh pahleese!!! You're interested in an honest discussion? You're interested in keeping up with your theme, they had a fucked up plan from the get go. Tell me genius, when you're running 13P and 12P how many WRs are on the field? That in itself severely impairs the ability for the #5, #6 and #7 WRs to see snaps. Continue with your ridiculous agenda. I'm out.Absolutely nothing here.
Sorry, if you’re just gonna stick to made up points and say things like “the production means nothing,” then you’re just not interested in an honest discussion.
The simple fact that you’re trying to make Puka’s production about injuries, and want to ignore all the camp reporting, etc.. and pretend he wasn’t just light-years better than Daniels… is ridiculous.
And I’ve also gone over snap counts.
Let me know if I'm wrong or who you are referring to.I dunno, dude. I dread to think what this board would be like if he missed a block resulting in Stafford being out for the season.
This is not something we should be rolling the dice on, in my opinion. If McVay thinks he's not ready, then he shouldn't start him.
I wrote in this thread how the Rams are running 11 54% of the time this year to 35% for 13.. that leaves about 11% for 12 or other formations.Oh pahleese!!! You're interested in an honest discussion? You're interested in keeping up with your theme, they had a fucked up plan from the get go. Tell me genius, when you're running 13P and 12P how many WRs are on the field? That in itself severely impairs the ability for the #5, #6 and #7 WRs to see snaps. Continue with your ridiculous agenda. I'm out.
Yes, I was talking about C.J. Daniels.Let me know if I'm wrong or who you are referring to.
Following the quotes the focal point is about getting CJ Daniels some PT. He is not going to ask to protect Stafford by blocking.
Running a wrong route or a poor route could affect Staffords timing. That could lead to an INT or sack which would be bad.
I wrote in this thread how the Rams are running 11 54% of the time this year to 35% for 13.. that leaves about 11% for 12 or other formations.
You simply don't want to have an honest discussion.
You're the one with the agenda, pretending that the Rams have some nonsense policy of not playing rookies. If they're good and ready, they play.
If they're not, they don't.
Puka is gonna break down eventually. The punishment he takes is unreal.Desperate for another target.
Daniel’s couldn’t even get targeted.
4 catches for WRs not named Puka..
14 for Puka.
Not sustainable.