McVay said he made the trade for someone that could run his whole offense.umb it down or reduce the riskier throws early. Be more fundamental and your D is playing well that you don't have to force things.
He’s not dumbing it down.
McVay said he made the trade for someone that could run his whole offense.umb it down or reduce the riskier throws early. Be more fundamental and your D is playing well that you don't have to force things.
Oh got it assuming that everybody who is critical of Matt Stafford's mistakes are just salty because he's a Rams player now is designed to illicit intelligent conversation? When you want to stop with these kind of comments I'd be more than happy to have a serious conversation.
He's not dumbing it down, but he's definitely changed it over the last 5 weeks to feature more play action and QB movement and a lot less empty sets.McVay said he made the trade for someone that could run his whole offense.
He’s not dumbing it down.
Maybe not abandon the run even when down by 10 points.McVay said he made the trade for someone that could run his whole offense.
He’s not dumbing it down.
You are correct, I was getting Brian Allen's placing in 2019 mixed up with the 2020 offensive line placing.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.
I liked the trade, and still do. There is always hope the Rams can come back or have long drive with him at QB (as seen on last drive). That said, it's frustrating to me that he reminds me of Goff when they are both at their worst.There are some, not all, posters that are ready to pounce on any mistake MS makes, and its not surprising that the same ones were against the trade. So yeah its an obvious elephant in the room I see.
So what I've learned today is if the defense gives up 7 points on bad play it's fire Morris. If Stafford does on a bad play it's all Bobby McFerrin up in this place.
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-diB65scQU
Stafford is 2nd in the NFL in interceptions since November.
NFL network talking about it now asked the analyst if its a concern. The answer was yes due to the fact that Stafford hasn't been in these big games that much throughout his career. Mentioned Mcvay needs to run the ball more and guide Stafford through this with a balanced approach.
Couldn't agree more.
We are no where near the 33 PPG Juggernaut we were in 2017 and 2018. We would score early and often and then Mcvay would often run the clock out for a quarter and a half, being the nice guy that didn't want to run up the score.
This 2021 offense ends 16 games as a 27 ppg team. Struggling to muster points vs a team Burrow just lit up.
Our best path in the playoffs is to run the ball, limit Staffords turnovers and rely heavily on the defense which needs to include a scheme change to our soft zone concepts. Do this and we have a legit chance.
I wasn't against the trade, but I had concerns. Goff was like 26 years old and he got us to a SB, and with a better gameplan, we might have won. (Or without the BS holding call on Gurley's big run with the score 3-3) Stafford is 33 so unless we win it all soon, we will have to replace Stafford with no draft capital. Unless Brady wants to play for us at age 52.There are some, not all, posters that are ready to pounce on any mistake MS makes, and its not surprising that the same ones were against the trade. So yeah its an obvious elephant in the room I see.
I liked the trade, and still do. There is always hope the Rams can come back or have long drive with him at QB (as seen on last drive). That said, it's frustrating to me that he reminds me of Goff when they are both at their worst.
I wasn't against the trade, but I had concerns. Goff was like 26 years old and he got us to a SB, and with a better gameplan, we might have won. (Or without the BS holding call on Gurley's big run with the score 3-3) Stafford is 33 so unless we win it all soon, we will have to replace Stafford with no draft capital. Unless Brady wants to play for us at age 52.
I think Stafford has the skills to win a SB, but his inconsistency and turnovers make me wonder if he can get us to a Super Bowl. I know we can win 11-12 games a year with Stafford, but we basically did the same with Goff. I know the cap was a problem. I hope we win it all but this is my 2 cents.
k yeah i watched the tape of the pick 6...
not sure what Stafford is supposed to do there.
It was 3rd and 2 and he has Higbee open for the 1st down - Clark is guarding obj man on man and he leaves him to jump on higbee route.
bad route design and/or just a great play by Clark.
The 2nd int i definitely can blame on Stafford - but the pick 6 he made the right read and had him open.
I think i saw someone post earlier that Stafford was at fault because he starred down higbee or something.McVay said someone (OBJ would make sense considering he's still learning the offense) ran the wrong route
You would hope he sees the DB sitting on his throw there. But it happens on quick hitters like that at times and I'm not all that annoyed by that INT due to the big picture there. That series also was pass pass pass iirc which simply is not necessary with this offense having the ground game they have. More than anything else that was probably the defensive player making a play.I think i saw someone post earlier that Stafford was at fault because he starred down higbee or something.
Its a 4 yard route... like 1.5-2 secs - there isnt any time to "look off" defenders on a quick pass. route is over by the time you look back and covered.