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    Los Angeles Rams PR@TheLARamsPR
    With a half sack in the fourth quarter, DL Aaron Donald recorded his 16th sack against Seattle making QB Geno Smith the 50th QB he has sacked in his career. Donald is tied for 7th in the NFL in hurries (4).
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    Zooey
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    Rams Wire@TheRamsWire
    Sunday’s Rams-49ers game will be the first where a QB taken No. 1 takes on a QB taken last in his draft
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    The #Rams have placed rookie QB Stetson Bennett on the reserve/NFI list, taking him off the active roster

    Was Bennett or Rypien the backup to Stafford?

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    zn
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    The #Rams have placed rookie QB Stetson Bennett on the reserve/NFI list, taking him off the active roster

    Was Bennett or Rypien the backup to Stafford?

    Rypien was the back-up in Seattle.

    The Rams elevated Brett Rypien from the practice squad to serve as their backup quarterback in Week One and they’ll make the arrangement more permanent this week. Tom Pelissero of NFL Media reports that the Rams will sign Rypien to their 53-man roster ahead of Sunday’s game against the 49ers.40 mins ago
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    Was Bennett or Rypien the backup to Stafford?

    The Rams obviously intended for Bennett to be the #2 this year. They cut Rypien, and re-signed him to the Practice Squad. But they elevated him for Week One – which suggests to me that whatever Bennett’s problem is, it was evident prior to the Seattle game.

    Or maybe it was evident far earlier, but the Rams calculated that somebody else was likely to claim Bennett if they cut him, whereas Rypien was likely to clear.

     

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    When’s the last time the Rams had an above-average backup QB ?

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    Zooey
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    Marc Bulger

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    zn
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    Stu Jackson@StuJRams
    Rams OC Mike LaFleur on RB Kyren Williams: “Another guy that’s just super smart. … There’s hearing it, but then actually seeing it, and he’s a guy that once you tell him once, once he gets one of those reps, he’s got that stuff locked in.”
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    More LaFleur on RB Kyren Williams: “There’s really nothing he can’t do in terms of protection, pass game, run game. So I believe he’s just getting started with where he’s at.”
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    “There’s a lot of things that are said in that huddle for a rookie receiver that they’ve never experienced. … He’s just grown every single day, every single week, and you can tell the comfort he has breaking that huddle.”
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    from link above

    “He has a motor, and it’s insane,” said Rams rookie offensive lineman Steve Avila, when asked what it’s like going against Young in practice. “He’s a very, very, very quick and hybrid linebacker. He’s very, very quick. He’s come around on a couple of twists sometimes, and honestly, if you blink universal. That’s exactly how it is.”

    Playing alongside defensive tackle Aaron Donald has been an added benefit to Young’s development. Young said that Donald has taught him a lot since he’s been with the Rams and willingly provided tips and advice.

    “Every time I rush, he just telling me I gotta sell it better, or I gotta do this and that, different things just to improve my game,” Young said.

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    Jourdan Rodrigue@JourdanRodrigue
    Puka Nacua has had a significant physical and mental workload since OTAs.
    I asked OC Mike LaFleur today, how can a coach tell when a young WR really gets “it”?
    “When they break the huddle. There’s a lot of things that are said in that huddle, for a rookie receiver, that they

    have never experienced in their life … He’s just grown every single day, every single week. You can tell the comfort he has, breaking that huddle. Matthew (Stafford) is like poetry in that huddle, too. It’s easy to follow as any quarterback I’ve been around. So kudos to him

    for that. (Nacua) is mature for his age, for sure. … You can see it in the look in their eyes. Every guy is gonna be a little bit different … It’s fun watching how every individual does it. Some, when the first parts of the play call come in, they’re pointing to what

    direction they have to break to go to the huddle. You can almost kind of see them playing the play out with their hands, stuff like that. For Puka, he just breaks it with confidence. And then he goes.”

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    Jourdan Rodrigue@JourdanRodrigue
    The Rams were in second-and-long and either converted, or had corresponding third-and-short situations 29 times on Sunday.

    Solving the Rams’ hardest downs was where Matthew Stafford had a truly elite game, going 16/21 passing (two drops) for 238 yards

     

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    Los Angeles Rams PR@TheLARamsPR
    After Week 1, RB Kyren Williams is tied for first in the NFL in rushing touchdowns (2) and he had the 11th-highest run grade (75.0) according to @PFF
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    zn
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    from https://theramswire.usatoday.com/2023/09/14/matthew-staffords-confidence-in-tutu-atwell-is-growing-within-rams-offense/?taid=6504b7d3fee5c10001880edd&utm_campaign=trueanthem&utm_medium=trueanthem&utm_source=twitter

    One of the standout developments in Week 1 for the Los Angeles Rams was the emergence of Tutu Atwell as a legitimate threat in the passing game. Following the third-year receiver’s impressive outing in Week 1, Matthew Stafford expressed his confidence in Atwell moving forward.

    “Yeah, I mean I think for any player, especially a guy like Tutu, receivers and in this offense, the better you grasp what we’re trying to do on offense as a whole, and you can play in different spots and we can move you around, you can go out there and play fast,” Stafford said. “He can go out there and let his skills show because he’s confident in what he’s doing, what we’re trying to accomplish with him on whatever route or whatever blocking scheme. He’s done an unbelievable job at really working his tail off. I would feel confident putting Tutu in any of the three receiver spots and him knowing what to do on majority, if not every single play which is an awesome thing for a younger guy and a guy that his first years wasn’t asked to do that. His ability to do that I think is going to be really good for him personally and for us as a team and that’s just because of the work that he’s put into it and trying to make sure that he understands what we’re trying to accomplish, where he needs to line up. He’s helping other guys get lined up right now. I mean, it’s really good stuff. So I’m just proud of him and the work that he’s put into it.”

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    Tom Pelissero@TomPelissero
    the NFL fined #Seahawks WR DK Metcalf $10,927 for unnecessary roughness – decking #Rams DB Akhello Witherspoon away from the play, incensing coach Sean McVay – and another $10,927 for unsportsmanlike conduct a short time later in last week’s opener.
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