I only caught a little bit of the game but it looked like Brown and Hav had a great day run blocking on that right side. I noticed late they pounded behind them. Gurley looked like he was getting tired but they kept driving it home. I think this game shows why Brown has kept that starting job. Anyone else notice a lot of success behind those two bruisers?
Runs to the right side!
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RamsFlash80
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Hav and Brown seem to be improving every week. Maybe they are building chemistry finally after the shuffling around. Whens the last time we had a healthy O-line with the same group going into week 5?
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We have to give props to Hav, the man stonewalled one of the leagues (current) best pass rushers. Even the sack he gave up wasn't really his fault as Goff didn't slide up in the pocket. But either way it looks like Big Whit is rubbing off on these guys!
I'll give props to Brown too, even tho he gets caught off guard at times with the stunt.
I'll give props to Brown too, even tho he gets caught off guard at times with the stunt.
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Wow those stats are great to see. I definitely noticed success on the right side. Hope the run game keeps improving! It’s night and day compared to last year.
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Aaron Kromer....Everyone thought rotating Brown & Havenstein was a mistake, but in the end, they have them playing the right positions and Brown had some crushing blocks yesterday. Another huge test coming up against Seattle, so buckle up Ram fans.
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Receiver and TE groups deserve enormous credit too. This offense has improved from non-existent 2nd level execution of blocks to extremely good production. So many good examples of skill guys getting a hat on a hat and creating space it's ridiculous.
This offense is improving across the board and it's exciting to watch.
This offense is improving across the board and it's exciting to watch.
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Good point, Reynolds block was a tone setter.
Saw Everett with some nice blocks and the guy can catch/run. We may have a star in the making at our TE position...
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The players executed an excellent blocking scheme. On the Gurley long TD pass it was absolutely brilliant. We may only be witnessing the beginning of what these coaches can do as a WE coaching staff.
On the Gurley play they pull Saffold in front of Tavon and he kicks out and becomes the tackle. Just a beauty.
On the Gurley play they pull Saffold in front of Tavon and he kicks out and becomes the tackle. Just a beauty.
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Knocking on wood as I read this.