Super Bowl Vent Thread

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coconut said:
Well he hit his wide open wide receivers. Put together sustained drives. TOP had to favor the Patriots. Our D gets tired as a result.
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No doubt. He had Edleman as a safety valve all night. Who did Goff have?
 
Oregonram said:
You knew it was going to be a long day when it’s third and 2 and Goff goes to a 7 step drop back? Really? 2 YARDS, a quick dump off. I think Sean considers it against the rules to run 3 times in a row. So Goff loses 12 yards on getting sacked on a THIRD and TWO. Belichick knew Sean’s tendency totally and blitzed him. My guess is Todd is hurt, because we did not get one pass attempt to him, and that’s his jam.
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Yup. McVay laid an egg. But Goff can't take a sack there. He just can't.
 
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We can't afford to lose Cooper Kupp next year to an injury. Reynolds is a better fill-in for Woods or Cooks. Kupp is Goff's blitz-beater. He's Goff's Edelman. He was the guy who could have changed the game tonight.
 
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MachS said:
Theres a difference between playing your best football and losing, and then going out like we did today.

Were you guys happy with the way we competed? Out coached is one thing, that was abundantly obvious. At some point as an athlete, pride has to set in and you make a decision to raise your level of play, or you dont.

We didnt compete at the same level as the patriots. Those of you that played college sports or at any level should understand that. As our QB when you touch the ball every snap, you have to find a way to get it done. Some of those missed reads, late/bad throws could have been game changers.
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Yes, I was happy with how we competed. I wasn't happy with how our offense played, but they fucking competed.
 
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jrry32 said:
We can't afford to lose Cooper Kupp next year to an injury. Reynolds is a better fill-in for Woods or Cooks. Kupp is Goff's blitz-beater. He's Goff's Edelman. He was the guy who could have changed the game tonight.
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Agreed. Kupp is essential to this offense. Cooks is the most explosive. Woods is the most productive. But Kupp is the most important in my opinion.
 
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rams1fan said:
While Kupp would help we had like 8 games to come up with an alternative. We never really did. That is on McVay
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I don't think so. The reality is we don't have the personnel to replace Kupp. There's nothing McVay can do about that. Instead, we had to morph our offense and adapt. We did an admirable job of that by becoming a run-first team. In the end, our run-first team couldn't establish the run, got pass happy, laid an egg on offense in general, and that was the difference.
 
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OntarioRam said:
Agreed. Kupp is essential to this offense. Cooks is the most explosive. Woods is the most productive. But Kupp is the most important in my opinion.
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I said this in another thread. If we have Kupp, we win this game handily the way the defense played tonight.

If someone had said before the game that we would hold Brady to 13 points, I would have said - Guaranteed Win Baby

McVay got schooled by Belicheat's defense and Goff was overwhelmed by the magnitude of this game.

He was fooled by the Patriots all game.

However, I think this was a huge learning experience for both McVay and Goff. I think they will come back next year better for having experienced it.

Plus with Kupp, Goff plays a ton better. I just hope his knee heals up okay.
 
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OntarioRam said:
I don't think so. The reality is we don't have the personnel to replace Kupp. There's nothing McVay can do about that. Instead, we had to morph our offense and adapt. We did an admirable job of that by becoming a run-first team. In the end, our run-first team couldn't establish the run, got pass happy, laid an egg on offense in general, and that was the difference.
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Totally diasgree. You can get others like Everertt involved.

Untimatley Kupp is our #3 WR. If we cannot overcome that well they we damn well deserve to lose.
 
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I’m upset but not that much. We have our core players to be back here again. Our coach, hopefully, has learned a valuable lesson. He’s young. Our Qb is young. We WILL be back. It’s amazing how far we came in only 2 years. Great year by our guys and the arrow is still pointing up!
 
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rams1fan said:
Totally diasgree. You can get others like Everertt involved.

Untimatley Kupp is our #3 WR. If we cannot overcome that well they we damn well deserve to lose.
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Kupp is our #3 WR like Edelman is Brady's #3 WR.
 
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Every time it was 3rd and short, which wasn’t often, I was yelling don’t try to surprise them just run it. Usually it was play action with Goff trying to buy time or running for his life. Then the next time it seemed like they were going they’ll never expect a pass cuz it didn’t work last time and guess what, they weren’t fooled.
 
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The main difference I see between now and 2001 is front office.
The Rams have a quality one now. By 2001 the violently insane Mike Martz was in dictatorial control. He drafted badly.
The draft will be the real key to maintaining and sustaining the success.
Who knows how that will go?
I have more faith in McVay, Snead and Co than what the Martz show turned into.
 
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