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  • October 4, 2026 at 6:48 am #166552
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    October 4, 2026 at 6:56 am #166553
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    Notice what they are bad at.

    1. Scoring–on defensive points allow, okay not great (12th). On offense, mediocre (20th).
    2. 24th in rushing TDs.
    3. 26th in turnovers.
    4. Rush defense. Average at best (14th in opposing runners yards per attempt.)
    5. 31st in average drive start (own 26). That’s on defense too, where they are 28th (opposing team avg. start is at the 33)..

    #5 is partially responsible for number 1. They have longer drives for fewer points, and face shorter opposing team drives on defense. That means special teams is playing a huge role in every mediocre scoring stat.

    October 4, 2026 at 8:56 am #166557
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    OFFENSE

    3rd down conversion %: 10th

    DEFENSE

    3rd down conversion %: 21st

    Opponent Completion %: 3rd

    Opponent Average Team Passer Rating: 4th

    October 4, 2026 at 9:27 am #166558
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    Course, one-third of those stats are part of the enigmatic ‘australia triangle,’ where offenses and defenses often disappear, and dicey Shanahanigans occur.

    I think this game is the most significant of the first four games. The Australia puzzle. The Giants back-up QB. Denver was full of info both good and bad. I just think this game will tell us a lot. On the road. Syriani has owned McVay. Both teams need it. Both teams wounded. Stafford coming off a pick6 jaw-dropper.

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    October 11, 2026 at 9:06 am #166776
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    I am doing stats rankings for the Rams, last 3 games only. TeamRankings.com has a “last 3 games” option for looking at stats: https://www.teamrankings.com/nfl/team-stats/

    Bad rankings will be in red. I count as bad anything below “average,” so lower than 14th.
    Mediocre rankings will be in blue. Mediocre here is below 10th but no lower than 14th.

    OFFENSE:

    points per game: 11th
    Team Red Zone Scoring Percentage (TD only): 17th
    yards per game: 1st
    Third Down Conversion Percentage: 5th
    yards per rush attempt: 4th
    yards per pass attempt: 11th
    completion percentage: 22nd
    sack percentage: 9th
    turnovers: 27th

    DEFENSE:

    points per game: 5th
    Team Red Zone Scoring Percentage (TD only): 13th
    yards per game: 1st
    Third Down Conversion Percentage: 4th
    yards per rush attempt: 4th
    yards per pass attempt: 1st
    completion percentage: 1st
    Opponent Average Team Passer Rating: 2nd
    sack percentage: 12th
    turnovers: 22nd

    October 11, 2026 at 11:36 am #166783
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    zn wrote:

    points per game: 11th
    Team Red Zone Scoring Percentage (TD only): 17th
    yards per game: 1st
    Third Down Conversion Percentage: 5th
    yards per rush attempt: 4th
    yards per pass attempt: 11th
    completion percentage: 22nd
    sack percentage: 9th
    turnovers: 27th

    J.B. Long@JB_Long
    The Rams have 300+ passing yards and 100+ rushing in 3 straight games — first time since 2018.

    They’ve outgained their last three opponents by a combined total of 767 yards — a top 5 margin in the Super Bowl era.

    Perhaps as soon as MNF, that production is going to translate to points.

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