Yeah, they have zero playmakers on defense.
If the Rams line was healthy, I’d say the Rams likely run out the clock with the running game
Seeing Murray miss him on that game winning TD must've drove you nuts.
Didn't see the game. Listened to most of the 3rd in the car.
Lol he had Harrison wide open on a busted coverage to win the game and never saw him. Would've been a 50 plus yard walk in touchdown.
Maybe. Maybe not. We'll never know. Hopefully if/when we see them again we're healthier across-the-board.
That was nasty work. I don't understand how he's not even a option in the progression.
Yes it doesn't make any sense. I think McVay's ideas on pre season play are ridiculous and could be the reason our O-line is devastated with injuries.
Think it was Andrew Whitworth who recently commented on this fallacy by explaining that he played way more snaps during the scrimmages the Rams do with other teams when he was still playing than he ever did during preseason games in the past. And this year the Rams had 4 different scrimmages with other teams. I think they are getting plenty of real work in. If anything, I wish McVay would tone down the scrimmages because we had several injuries come out of those (Puka, Hav, etc).
Boom sure but don't have much evidence to support Havenstein who has been a warrior his whole career here. Starting in 130 of a possible 147 games (2019 being 7 of those 17 missed) and never missing a playoff game if I remember correctly. Dude has been a rock on our line. Turned ankles are going to happen and is unavoidable to miss a game or two here and there.
The only pass I'll give them is that we had some rookie starters and injuries.
Yea , that play was costly. Then Goff running for the first down late in the game. The D played well for the most part , until the Lions imposed their will at the end.
That dude made it clear what type of gm it was going to be on the 1st play of the gm.
