Yeah, let's just run 30 more times and get a few more 3&outs while the defense continues to let the opposition set a Franchise record in points scored.
Defense needs to regain its focus after this awful showing. They need a big game because its tuff to play up their in Seattle. Offense really needs to protect the ball. I expect us to come out with a hard fought win on Thursday.
I wished I shared your optimism.....Nothing made sense in the Tampa game and we are about to find out how good our young Head Coach truly is,...Can he right the ship and maybe they just need to stick with the run more, regardless.
Goff at this point is a turnover machine and some of that is on him, not all, but some. The Offensive Line continues to have issues and this time the defense was not there to safe us.
In Seattle, the Rams must establish the run, in order, for the PA to work, but what I see against Seattle is being exposed even more, however, this will give them time to make several changes before their next game.
It looked obvious to me...
Our team has been preparing for Seadderall since last week.
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I wished I shared your optimism.....Nothing made sense in the Tampa game and we are about to find out how good our young Head Coach truly is,...Can he right the ship and maybe they just need to stick with the run more, regardless.
Goff at this point is a turnover machine and some of that is on him, not all, but some. The Offensive Line continues to have issues and this time the defense was not there to safe us.
In Seattle, the Rams must establish the run, in order, for the PA to work, but what I see against Seattle is being exposed even more, however, this will give them time to make several changes before their next game.
I’m surprised in a way by McVays refusal to to a two TE set versus a seven man front.
I get why in one way. The pass yards should be there if they are rushing six or seven. Or if they drop but are playing with two LBs lined up in the A gaps.
You are not going to run against that with success and if your pass blocking 5 with 5 or 5 with 6 most times the rush is getting there.
A two TE set could give an assist to the running game and still plenty of passes out of it.
Saw NO run this same stacked front quite a bit versus Dallas last night. The result? 45 yards rushing and 10 points for the Cowboys.
This is probably the new defensive trend.
I will chalk this one up as an aberration. If it happens again on Thursday then I will react.
You know it's funny... When down 21 to zip early on I wasn't too worried, rather I was expecting the offense to get it together and the defense to start making stops. Story of the game overall was that the defense had no answer for the Bucs' offense.I didn't really see it that way. I saw Phillips gets schooled, but you don't put up 40 points in the face of 4 turnovers and get schooled. You will, however, look mortal if your offense has to make up for the Bucs scoring three touchdowns with their first four possessions and then matching every score you make with another one of their own afterward. Yeah, let's just run 30 more times and get a few more 3&outs while the defense continues to let the opposition set a Franchise record in points scored.
Our team has been preparing for Seadderall since last week.
What you're saying is true a 2 TE set could be what changes a DC's mind about using the 6-1.
Are you saying hat the Saints did this to Dallas..........I didn't watch the game.
It would be interesting if it became a trend.
That's just it. Teams are going to keep doing that alignment until someone makes them pay for it. A 2 TE set could be the way to attack it, especially with what the Rams have at the position. The mere presence of both of them gives them more beef for run blocking and threatens the D with a TE in the middle of the field in very short order. It's at least worth a try, because 11 personnel, with no running game and long developing patterns isn't working.
In another thread I suggested 4 and 5 wide sets too.
What I don't get is why Phillips continued to play a soft zone the entire game.You know it's funny... When down 21 to zip early on I wasn't too worried, rather I was expecting the offense to get it together and the defense to start making stops. Story of the game overall was that the defense had no answer for the Bucs' offense.
So your point on the run is valid. That said going forward there is a problem with our ability to run the ball in order to force defenses to play us honestly. And it all does go back to the OL and they need to be better. But our RBs also need to be better. Last week there were a lot of yards left on the field that last year would have been big plays. So while the OL is mostly to blame here the backs and the QB aren't above it.
I'm not too down in the dumps though. Instead I'm interested in seeing what our team is made of. Receiving a big @$$ whoopin at home right before you play two huge division games is setting the stage for all that.