Rams' Offense was 7th in total yards ... 11th scoring ... 4th passing ... 26th rushing ... fewest sacks allowed.
Definitely a disappointment, especially after 2017 and 2018. But a 'turd' and 'one of the worst' ... ?????
Stafford concerns have come full circle after the Vikings game
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Definitely a disappointment, especially after 2017 and 2018. But a 'turd' and 'one of the worst' ... ?????
I think the pick six had a lot to do with the play call. You had 2 receivers running the same route on the same plane 5 yards away from each other. When Stafford goes into his throwing motion the CB on the outside breaks his coverage and makes an easy pick six. To me the play is asking for an interception. The other three he has thrown were horrible, all on him and he needs to fix that, but this one is also on the coach. Or on the receivers for running the route to close to each other, who knows.
he absolutely is a gunslinger.. brett Farve type.
at least half of his interceptions have been trying to throw the ball deep or refusing to give up on a play... refusing to give up on a play has also resulted in many 3rd down conversions.
They played two rookies (Evans, Edwards) and four first yr starters (Noteboom, Allen, Corbit, Demby) for significant stretches that yr. They were a mess. Lack of sacks was play calling and a QB who threw the ball away.
And the RB was cooked and Cooks missed significant time with a concussion.
Again, I agree with most of the comments.
Still don't think the Rams' O-Line was 'one of the worst' in 2019.
If I go back to my Vaudeville-days ... some of these guys would be referred to as "A Tough Crowd"
McVay mentioned that the "two-receiver" ran the wrong route.
I am guessing that was Beckham. If he takes the route up field, the defender (Clark) that's right in front of OBJ probably goes up-field with him and is not in position to make the interception.
It was a quick read-and-throw but Stafford should have read it better.
Its interesting how we scrutinize interceptions much more than we used to.
I'm not saying its good or bad.. but statically Stafford is having a better year than Warner did in 2001 when he won the MVP and threw 22ints.
I'm not saying its good or bad.. but statically Stafford is having a better year than Warner did in 2001 when he won the MVP and threw 22ints.
Well yeah this board is definitely a tough crowd lol
But please read my write up that at least 5 of those games had a crappy o-line
not following... we actually had a lot of reason to run the ball to chew the clock... which mcvay was getting roasted for a bit in the GDT
that makes sense. Cause the routes that were run sure didn't. Yes Stafford probably should see the routes are wrong so throw it elsewhere or away.
Yes, a turd. One of the worst. That's what my eyes told me. PFF, for what it's worth, concluded the same. They ranked us #31 in the NFL.
Ranking all 32 NFL offensive lines following the 2019 regular season
PFF's Ben Linsey provides the offensive line rankings following the 2019 NFL regular season.
www.pff.com
That's why I've always said that Goff's 2019 season was vastly underrated. He stunk in 2020. But in 2019, he carried an offense with a bad OL and a terrible running game. The OL gelled and played solid football over the final five or so games. Before that, it was an absolute mess. Noteboom was terrible at LG and then got hurt. Allen was atrocious at C. Havenstein played through injuries and was largely ineffective. And Blythe was absolutely awful at RG. Whitworth was the lone guy playing at a high level at his original position that year.
However, we made a trade for Austin Corbett midway through the season. He slotted in at RG and allowed Blythe to slide to Center. Havenstein went on IR and was replaced by Bobby Evans. And David Edwards replaced Noteboom. It took some time for that OL to gel. We got worked by Pittsburgh, Chicago, and Baltimore. But they finally got their shit together for the final five games and played well. Unsurprisingly, the offense roared back to life, averaging 29 PPG during that stretch.
Uhhh...no.
Our run game was better last year. Akers, at this juncture, was starting to tear it up. I like Sony, but he's not Cam. We had a top 10 run game all year.
Also, the OL is very similar to what it was last year. Very good most games, at times got dominated (Titans this year comes to mind).
PFF has them similarly rated. Time to throw is comparable. Stafford is better at navigating the pocket and buying time though.
yeah but warner always turned the ball over a lot... its just a lot more scrutinized now.