Sean McVay liked what he saw from Okoronkwo, Patrick vs. Cowboys

[Elmgrovegnome]

Bob Sanders - And judging by how he lit dudes up, yes he got injured.

If Bob Sanders wasn't glass, how many Super Bowl titles do the Colts win in the Manning era?

Think about it. Peyton threw 3TDs and 7 picks in his Colts Super Bowl run, and the Colts still won, because Bob Sanders elevated that defense so much. The two healthy years Bob Sanders had, he was All Pro. He was that good. If only he could have stayed injury free. He's be up there with Reed, Pol...

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Put on the breaks. This was a preseason game.

 

[Merlin]

Was thinking Patrick was olb primarily or am I wrong? If he is being used as ilb I would definitely try him out a lot over the next couple weeks with Kisers injury. I like Dakota but he’s built more for Littleton’s role. And with Mathews, Fowler, and Ebukam there’s only so much playing time on the edge for Obo and Patrick. Would be a good way to get all these stud looking young guys some playing time.

Yeah that tweet surprised me. I mean if the Rams call him an ILB that's cool and all, but is that because they know he's going to count against the ILB side (last year was 5/5 ILB/OLB roster balance)? Thing is he put himself on the map the moment they started letting him get after QBs, so until he starts showing something as ILB I'm gonna see him as an edge depth moreso.

Will be cool to see what they do with him in game 3. Because I sure would love to see him show well on the interior.

 

[Elmgrovegnome]

I have wasted time today on Twitter, arguing with triggered Eagle fans who are upset that McVay is getting more press than their coach.

It's hilarious. Never saw a more paranoid and insecure fan base.


View: https://twitter.com/PhillyRamFan/status/1163097549001150465?s=09

I wouldn't trade McVay to the Eagles for Doug Pederson and their five best players. I think Frank Reich had more to do with the Foles success than any other coach. And, as bad as the Eagles were through the years, the Rams were much worse.