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Hey! Y'all STFU!
The all whites were AWESOME!:laugh4::laugh4::laugh4:

(the good guys wore white, not white and black)
No a fan of them, no hating them but they do nothing for me, and the Blue Horns on the Shoulder was weird looking.
 
I noticed the Broncos rushed only three times in the first half. That played right into Stafford's strength: passing with a clean pocket. When they take away his clean pocket, he struggles to find open receivers. The blitzed and got as pressure on Stafford on over 50% of his drop backs.

McVay has to know that defenses are going to make adjustments at half time and be ready to adjust his play calling. I don't remember any screen passes or jett sweeps to slow the Broncos down. The Rams passing game needs the running game to slow down the pass rush with play action fakes. With out some successful runs that won't work.

The Rams face another second half team in the Eagles this week. Didn't the Rams get an early first half lead last year and gave it away in the second half. Time to be ready for more second half adjustments.
 
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That’s highly likely. I hold my breath every time he catches a punt. He’s looks scared as hell and a good return by him is 5-10 yards. I just don’t see any upside in Smith and can’t understand why he was considered so valuable that he got to bypass playing in the preseason. McVay has a penchant for holding on to certain players he likes but they simply aren’t performing.

Case in point is Tu Tu Atwell. Rams let him walk in free agency and then traded for him only to make him inactive for2 of 3 of their games.
Dude, you are one million percent right. I know what I'm going to say is a little crazy, but isn't there a fast, elusive runner in the open field better than Smith at about 10% of the JC's in America? 75% of four-year schools? Yet McVay stays with a guy who is JUST A GUY.
I know we all love McVay for different reasons, but his unwillingness to change his thinking or listen to advice is maddening.
 
I wouldn't be either. He should be mad at himself, passing the ball 55 times when your star RB is averaging 6.1 ypc
This narrative is actually pretty off if you go back andlook at the drive charts.

3rd quarter

4 runs for 19 yards 3.8 4 pass plays 50/50 run to pass ratio...

4th quarter

6 runs for 10 yards 1.6 ypg 8 passes until the last 5 min..

The last drive with 47 secs left we threw 9 passes.

So we stopped running in the 4th quarter after going 1.6 avg.... but even then we didnt stop running the ball until under 5 min left.

We actually stuck with the run until like 5 min left in the game.
 
If a PI call is going to change the game and strip the winner of a win. It must be an obvious penalty or don't toss the damn flag. That being said the Rams need to put teams away so a bad call won't hurt so bad.
It’s the nfl stuff is going to happen and a lot of teams are good imo saying be good enough to overcome a game losing bad call is blaming the wrong people. Bc
 
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That’s 26 years, not to mention the Rams are one of the more disciplined teams in the league annually under McV.

It’s just 100% grade A bullshit

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No super bowl team is perfect and they all mistakes and have deficiencies. The super bowl teams find ways to win when things go wrong...The Rams did that, yet get hosed on a game-deciding call.
If they played better offense and defense even on that last Bronco drive, they wouldn't be in that spot. That's the entire point. you don't leave it to shitty officials. I'm as salty as anyone, but it never should have come to that to begin with. It was what, 2nd and 16 and you give up a 40 yard play.
 
I know it was a terrible call, but...

I really blame the WR Bryant more than anybody.

That was a pre-meditated, rehearsed FLOP. Thank goodness that kind of acting shit doesn't plague most NFL games. We all know that flopping in the World Cup and the NBA is really bad. But usually NFL culture doesn't accept flopping that is so egregious and cowardly like that.
 
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