Rams have two QB coaches

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“He’s basically an extra coach and he’s been in the system so long, he does such a great job with the details; the Xs and Os and all of the small things that make you a great quarterback,” rookie quarterback Austin Davis said. “It’s been nice to be under him and learn from him…when I look at him, that’s where I’m trying to get to.”

“I think you can see that a lot of our younger guys go to Kellen. One, I think they see that he’s a professional. He’s played in the system and he understands the system,” Cignetti said. “He’s a great resource for everybody out there to go to. When you look at Kellen in practice you can see that he has a great command of the offense, and he does a really nice job running the offense.”

It’s fair to say Clemens plays a significant role for this team.

“I’m not making, I don’t think, a major difference, but if I can make a lot of little contributions then hopefully that’ll add up,” Clemens said. “I look at is as more of a privilege being an old guy, being able to help young guys along because I had guys when I was young that did that for me.”

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Interesting, everyone reports that he looks lost out there.


I'll just assume that they're wrong, because they most likely are anyway.
 
99% of fans don't know how to evaluate a QB, hell, most of the analysts don't know how, so the fans just regurgitate the trash that they hear on TV.

I don't mean to offend anyone here, and I appreciate all the reports, but it takes game tape and background knowledge to assess a QB's performance.

Take what you read with a grain of salt.
 
Yeah - and leave my Oregon boy alone. :amped:
 
Hopefully , "coaching" and clipboard holding are his ONLY required duties this year.
 
DR RAM said:
99% of fans don't know how to evaluate a QB, hell, most of the analysts don't know how, so the fans just regurgitate the trash that they hear on TV.

I don't mean to offend anyone here, and I appreciate all the reports, but it takes game tape and background knowledge to assess a QB's performance.

Take what you read with a grain of salt.

Yeah I'm w/ you. IDK why, but this year I'm like "camp reports are nice and all, but really what else is it except 1-2 sentence blurbs." They give a good idea of where the team is at, but not the tell all.
 
Selassie I said:
Hopefully , "coaching" and clipboard holding are his ONLY required duties this year.

That's what I'm talkin' about.
 
RamFan503 said:
Selassie I said:
Hopefully , "coaching" and clipboard holding are his ONLY required duties this year.

That's what I'm talkin' about.

No No, we may need him to do one more duty on a regular basis , taking a knee!
 
Ramhusker said:
RamFan503 said:
Selassie I said:
Hopefully , "coaching" and clipboard holding are his ONLY required duties this year.

That's what I'm talkin' about.

No No, we may need him to do one more duty on a regular basis , taking a knee!

Nah - pretty sure Sam can handle that detail and do it with glee - especially after last year.