BobCarl said:
Speeps said:
:nono: Nobody said they didn't happen.
At halftime,
the media only showed 2 plays. I asked to be filled in on all of the other plays. U had nothing to contribute about the other plays.
Why, as a Rams fan, can't I ask about the rest of the game? especially since I already knew what happened on those two plays?
Ok...here's what I remember:
Rams starters on both sides of the ball played most, if not all, of the first half -- and didn't return in the 2nd half.
After Austin's punt return, Bradford's TD pass to Cook was well-placed. Yeah, it was a little high, but he put the ball where the covering LB couldn't get it.
OL -- their pass protection was better than their run-blocking. And based on the 2nd half, the OL depth is cause for concern.
As for the starting defense -- this is the second week in a row they've faced the no-huddle. The one time they tried subbing in, Peyton Manning (with all the malice of a woman scorned) ran a quick snap so the Rams got flagged for 12 men. It's really hard to gauge how the D will play in the regular season, because they've shown nothing exotic or unconventional. The pass rush has mainly consisted of just sending the front four. And the db's are giving 5 to 10 yards of cushion consistently.
RB -- Richardson makes some nice plays in space, but his blitz pickup needs some refinement.
Like the OL depth, the QB depth behind Bradford is cause for concern, as well. Neither Davis nor Clemens has played consistently well enough to distinguish themselves for the #2 spot.
That's all I can remember.