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Rams at Seahawks - Week 5
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I think the league's stance on how to play Donald, starts w/ an arm around his head..........I kept a running tab. Hold on, let me check. There are 18 fist-sized holes in my wall, so I'll say 18.
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We were the fifth ranked run defense coming into the week in yards per game. Hopefully, it was just an anomaly. Brockers had the worst game I've ever seen from him.
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Final Statistics
Horns
Passing
Goff: 23/32 for 321, TD, 2 INTs for a PR of 88.2
Rushing
Gurley: 22/77, 3 TDs
Woods: 2/53
Goff: 5/15
Reynolds: 1/10
Receiving
Woods: 5/92
Kupp: 6/90, TD
Reynolds: 2/39
Gurley: 4/36
Higbee: 2/26
Everett: 3/24
'Hawks
Passing
Wilson: 13/21 for 198, 3 TDs, 0 INTs for a PR of 132.5
Rushing
Carson: 19/116
Davis: 12/68, TD
Lockett 1/6
Receiving
Lockett: 3/98, TD
Vannett: 3/43
Moore: 3/38, 2 TDs
Carson: 1/11
Horns
Passing
Goff: 23/32 for 321, TD, 2 INTs for a PR of 88.2
Rushing
Gurley: 22/77, 3 TDs
Woods: 2/53
Goff: 5/15
Reynolds: 1/10
Receiving
Woods: 5/92
Kupp: 6/90, TD
Reynolds: 2/39
Gurley: 4/36
Higbee: 2/26
Everett: 3/24
'Hawks
Passing
Wilson: 13/21 for 198, 3 TDs, 0 INTs for a PR of 132.5
Rushing
Carson: 19/116
Davis: 12/68, TD
Lockett 1/6
Receiving
Lockett: 3/98, TD
Vannett: 3/43
Moore: 3/38, 2 TDs
Carson: 1/11
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I'm REALLY GLAD WE WON...but no..something was wrong and it needs to get figured out. Team were watching this game and they saw the Seahags shred that defensive front. It needs to get figured out.
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Rams hold off Seahawks to stay unbeaten
Posted by Josh Alper on October 7, 2018, 7:50 PM EDT
https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2018/10/07/rams-hold-off-seahawks-to-stay-unbeaten/
The Rams defense had its hands full for much of Sunday afternoon’s game in Seattle, but they made some late stops and the team’s offense came through to ice a 33-31 win.
Head coach Sean McVay opted to have his offense go for it on fourth-and-1 from their own 42-yard-line with just under two minutes left to play and Jared Goff got the first down on a quarterback sneak. The Seahawks were out of timeouts, which left nothing but a couple of kneeldowns before the Rams officially joined the Chiefs as the only 5-0 teams in the league.
The Seahawks led 31-24 after Russell Wilson hit David Moore for a 30-yard touchdown with 1:35 left in the third quarter, but their defense wasn’t able to stop the Rams from driving right back for Todd Gurley‘s third touchdown of the afternoon. Cairo Santos missed the extra point, but the Seahawks had their next drive ended by an Ndamukong Suh sack. The Rams, who only punted once all day, drove for a field goal behind a couple of big passes to Robert Woods and then forced another Seahawks punt to set up the end game.
Goff ended the day 23-of-32 for 321 yards and had to work with some unfamiliar targets after Brandin Cooks and Cooper Kupp left to be evaluated for head injuries. Josh Reynolds and Khedarel Hodge stepped in and the Rams were able to continue moving the ball against the Seattle defense.
Wilson threw three touchdowns and hit on big plays to Tyler Lockett while Chris Carson and Mike Davis were combining to run 31 times for 184 yards. That turned the game into a shootout through most of the first three quarters, but they couldn’t keep the heat on in the final 15 minutes.
They’ll try to pick things back up against the Raiders in Week Six while the Rams will be in Denver to try for a sixth straight win.
Here's some other fresh off the press articles:
https://www.therams.com/news/overcoming-turnovers-and-injuries-rams-defeat-seahawks-33-31
Posted by Josh Alper on October 7, 2018, 7:50 PM EDT
https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2018/10/07/rams-hold-off-seahawks-to-stay-unbeaten/
The Rams defense had its hands full for much of Sunday afternoon’s game in Seattle, but they made some late stops and the team’s offense came through to ice a 33-31 win.
Head coach Sean McVay opted to have his offense go for it on fourth-and-1 from their own 42-yard-line with just under two minutes left to play and Jared Goff got the first down on a quarterback sneak. The Seahawks were out of timeouts, which left nothing but a couple of kneeldowns before the Rams officially joined the Chiefs as the only 5-0 teams in the league.
The Seahawks led 31-24 after Russell Wilson hit David Moore for a 30-yard touchdown with 1:35 left in the third quarter, but their defense wasn’t able to stop the Rams from driving right back for Todd Gurley‘s third touchdown of the afternoon. Cairo Santos missed the extra point, but the Seahawks had their next drive ended by an Ndamukong Suh sack. The Rams, who only punted once all day, drove for a field goal behind a couple of big passes to Robert Woods and then forced another Seahawks punt to set up the end game.
Goff ended the day 23-of-32 for 321 yards and had to work with some unfamiliar targets after Brandin Cooks and Cooper Kupp left to be evaluated for head injuries. Josh Reynolds and Khedarel Hodge stepped in and the Rams were able to continue moving the ball against the Seattle defense.
Wilson threw three touchdowns and hit on big plays to Tyler Lockett while Chris Carson and Mike Davis were combining to run 31 times for 184 yards. That turned the game into a shootout through most of the first three quarters, but they couldn’t keep the heat on in the final 15 minutes.
They’ll try to pick things back up against the Raiders in Week Six while the Rams will be in Denver to try for a sixth straight win.
Here's some other fresh off the press articles:
https://www.therams.com/news/overcoming-turnovers-and-injuries-rams-defeat-seahawks-33-31
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I'm REALLY GLAD WE WON...but no..something was wrong and it needs to get figured out. Teams were watching this game and they saw the Seahags shred that defensive front. It needs to get figured out.
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Can someone explain to me how in the hell they didn't give us a first down on Gurley's 2nd run. He landed square on the first down line and while it's not official it certainly would be a half yard at the most and all of a sudden we're almost 2 yards short How?
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i trust our coaching, and we're 5-0 AND won a tough one at CLink when were not playing our best. Without saying, they were holding the shyte out of Donald and Suh, and when they were not calling the penalties as the Refs should.
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It seemed like they played most of the game with only 6 in the box. I don't understand that.
Missed Ramik Wilson today and it seemed like Christian lined up at LB all day long.
Plus, Johnson was creeping into the box so there was little help on the back end. Not sure what the plan was other than to have more athletes on the field to deal with Wilson, but that allowed them to get mauled in the run game.
Missed Ramik Wilson today and it seemed like Christian lined up at LB all day long.
Plus, Johnson was creeping into the box so there was little help on the back end. Not sure what the plan was other than to have more athletes on the field to deal with Wilson, but that allowed them to get mauled in the run game.
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The kids stepped up big. Reynolds and Hodges both made huge contributions. But in the end......Robert Woods, Todd Gurley....and "skinny old system" QB...Jared Goff carried us to the win.... and of course our unbelievably great Oline. Great job by everyone.