This guy gets it. He sees what many of us see, which is an offense that is really close, and that we need a better go to receiver.
Thanks for posting @TheDYVKX
Thanks for posting @TheDYVKX
The Film Room: Todd Gurley and Tavon Austin vs the Steelers, Cardinals, & Packers
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on 3rd downs, how about a little stedman "good hands" bailey ?? i cannot believe that cook bailed on his route. did he play after that?? should've grabbed some pine for that nonsense. a good day will be when that contract is off the rams' books. sad thing is, who was the guy wearing #89 vs the seahawks ??
yes I expect him to work hard and get a lot smarter. are you not listening to what everyone else is saying? it's not just the interceptions. he needs to get rid of the ball faster, have better awareness and we've all seen plenty of replays of Foles not going through his reads and not scoping the field and on many occasions not seeing open receivers and thrown to ones in coverage instead. he's admitted himself he's got to improve. why are you making it your mission in life to correct and defend every little comment anyone here makes about Foles. sorry it's getting ridiculous.
Elmgrovegnome
Legend
I thought Tre Mason was pretty fast too. Shouldn't he be able to make both of these run schemes work too? Or is he simply not a cutback runner, or does he simply have to get more used to it?
I think Mason would do well running for us. His problem is he's not Gurley and he's always going to look second fiddle. Good news for him is that he could easily IMO steal Cunningham's touches with some work on his game in regards to passing. Pass blocking, developing a feel for screens, route running. He could actually extend his career somewhat by not getting pounded 30 times a game and get 10 touches instead. If I was him I'd watch me some Marshall film or maybe some Amp Lee as well. 3rd down/backup backs get rings too.
NateDawg122
Pro Bowler
Mason is definitely quick but he lacks Gurley's burst and top speed. The biggest difference though is two things: 1. Gurley has way better vision to see developing holes and cut-back lanes and 2. Gurley is better at making that first guy miss. It doesn't take perfect blocking for TG to turn it into a big run.
Bailey is another receiver that gets too few looks.
We've entered a pattern of 3rd down drops to Cook in the first half and 3rd down conversions to Bailey in the second. Why not just start with the winner?
Oh, Cook didn't bail I'm being told, Foles just misses by 5 yards on short throws all the time because he sucks. His second lowest INTs for QBs with over 500 passes record is just a lucky fluke it seems.
No, I'm not listening to what everyone else is saying. Not only is it not just the INTs, it's not the INTs at all, unless you think he is capable of throwing as few as the only QB with less, Aaron Rodgers.
I defend Foles because his line won't. :icare:
I really liked this ^ Video, and loved the way he breaks down the elements of the run/offensive Plays! Great Stuff!
Elmgrovegnome
Legend
When Mason gets going I think he as very good speed and vision. He is not equal to Gurley but he can move the ball affectively.
his line actually gave him decent pass protection those first 3 games. it was run blocking that was the problem. then in game 4 he started getting consistent pressure and we saw how he handled it. there's more to a QBs game than just interception and completion numbers. good QBs adjust under pressure, how do you think all the other QBs the Rams have played the last 2 years do it? I'm not asking him to be perfect but 4 INTs and how he handled pressure is a very worrying sign
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Harsh words for Shotty. 
:rolllaugh::rolllaugh::rolllaugh:
And Cook. :deadhorse:
Those play designs with Gurley and Austin on the field at the same time are just deadly. And that's with an O-Line severely underperforming.
If we could just pass block worth a fucking damn....the D's job would be easier.
Still though, we need that ONE WR who can make plays when you need them most. Put a thick beast like Treadwell in this O......or an Alshon. :yess:
:rolllaugh::rolllaugh::rolllaugh:And Cook. :deadhorse:
Those play designs with Gurley and Austin on the field at the same time are just deadly. And that's with an O-Line severely underperforming.
If we could just pass block worth a fucking damn....the D's job would be easier.
Still though, we need that ONE WR who can make plays when you need them most. Put a thick beast like Treadwell in this O......or an Alshon. :yess:
A thoroughly enjoyable video. Thanks for posting.
I now can better understand and appreciate the dilemma the opposing D's face.
With Austin and Gurley alone, the D must pick it's poison on every play.
And a single hesitation, much less a mistake, can cost 40 yards or even a TD.
Can't wait until our OL fully gels.
I now can better understand and appreciate the dilemma the opposing D's face.
With Austin and Gurley alone, the D must pick it's poison on every play.
And a single hesitation, much less a mistake, can cost 40 yards or even a TD.
Can't wait until our OL fully gels.
Ram Quixote
Knight Errant
If the zebras called that penalty on Matthews, I doubt there would have been as much pressure on Foles. As it was, GB's pass rush was in Foles' face all game, and it made a difference.
Was Bailey the one that was wide open in the back of the end zone on the INT to Kendricks?
Foles needs to be protected. We knew that. He's not Wilson. BUT, watch the first games again and see how many times he avoided pressure moving in the pocket.
Dude is neither perfect nor great, but can be exceptional for the Rams if they give him average protection or better. It's like getting TA the ball in space or making holes for Gurley.
I'm not saying he didn't make mistakes but we know who he is and the Rams let him down.
That's 3 out of 22 starters. It's a team effort. Just saying.
It was Kenny Britt. But there was also a safety there, too. So it's not a easy TD like the guy in the video said. The only thing easy was seeing him (Kenny) break out from above on tape, and saying Nick Foles should've thrown it to him.
And actually, the dude in the video is wrong. The more I watch that play, Nick Foles *did not* "lock" onto Lance Kendricks. You can literally see Nick's head look left first, then go back towards the right. I think its simply just a bad throw. And being a hypocrite here, Nick should have thrown it to Tavon or Benny Cunningham. And even further, it wasn't even that bad of a throw. The thing bounced off Lance and into the defender's hands. Not like he threw it right to the defender. I can see why they called that play.