Rams tweets etc. … 10/13 – 10/14

AJ Schulte@AJSchulteFB
Per PFF, Trent McDuffie wasn’t targeted all game, while Watson was targeted 3 times and allowed one catch for…5 yards.

Dion Dawkins says Aaron Donald hasn't lost a step after going up against him last night on MNF:

“I had asked him, 'Bro, how does your body feel after not taking all of these hits?’

He was basically saying it takes repetition. With primetime games and commercials, you have a… pic.twitter.com/7goIH9r9IT

— Ariel Helwani (@arielhelwani) October 13, 2026

Warren Sharp@SharpFootball
pressure rate faced this season:

47.5% – Carolina Panthers
47.2% – Los Angeles Chargers
45.6% – Philadelphia Eagles
45.0% – Miami Dolphins
42.7% – Cleveland Browns
41.9% – New England Patriots
41.4% – Seattle Seahawks
40.2% – Buffalo Bills
39.9% – New Orleans Saints
39.3% – Denver Broncos
38.3% – Washington Commanders
38.1% – Las Vegas Raiders
37.5% – Baltimore Ravens
36.8% – New York Jets
36.7% – Green Bay Packers
36.7% – Minnesota Vikings
36.3% – Indianapolis Colts
36.0% – Chicago Bears
35.6% – Pittsburgh Steelers
34.7% – Houston Texans
34.2% – New York Giants
34.1% – Tennessee Titans
33.8% – Detroit Lions
33.1% – Kansas City Chiefs
33.0% – Dallas Cowboys
32.8% – Tampa Bay Buccaneers
32.7% – San Francisco 49ers
32.3% – Jacksonville Jaguars
31.9% – Los Angeles Rams
29.9% – Cincinnati Bengals
27.2% – Atlanta Falcons
26.5% – Arizona Cardinals

Kyren Williams hit a legit Arn Anderson spinebuster on the blitzing LB pic.twitter.com/upiQIOv1Y0

— Bill Barnwell (@billbarnwell) October 14, 2026

Warren Sharp@SharpFootball
red zone touchdown rate this season:

87.5% – San Francisco 49ers
83.3% – Dallas Cowboys
81.3% – New Orleans Saints
77.3% – Detroit Lions
73.7% – Baltimore Ravens
71.4% – Buffalo Bills
69.2% – Atlanta Falcons
68.4% – Los Angeles Rams
66.7% – Indianapolis Colts
64.7% – Carolina Panthers
64.3% – Jacksonville Jaguars
64.3% – New York Giants
64.3% – Philadelphia Eagles
63.2% – Kansas City Chiefs
61.5% – Los Angeles Chargers
61.1% – Arizona Cardinals
57.9% – Seattle Seahawks
57.1% – New England Patriots
56.3% – Denver Broncos
55.6% – Houston Texans
55.6% – Las Vegas Raiders
54.5% – Pittsburgh Steelers
52.9% – Cincinnati Bengals
52.9% – Green Bay Packers
50.0% – Minnesota Vikings
50.0% – Washington Commanders
47.1% – Tampa Bay Buccaneers
46.2% – Miami Dolphins
46.2% – New York Jets
46.2% – Tennessee Titans
45.5% – Cleveland Browns
42.9% – Chicago Bears

from https://theramswire.usatoday.com/story/sports/nfl/rams/2026/10/14/rams-trent-mcduffie-josh-wallace-passer-rating-allowed/92245726007/

Josh Wallace, who has been forced to step up because of injuries to Kam Kinchens and Watson, is playing some exceptional football. He’s played in the slot and outside, showing the type of versatility that has made McDuffie great throughout his career.

Pro Football Focus put into perspective just how well McDuffie and Wallace are playing right now, sharing that they rank first and second in passer rating allowed among all NFL cornerbacks.

strong>PFF@PFF
Lowest passer rating allowed by CB this season
(min 150 snaps)

Trent McDuffie 21.1
Josh Wallace 29.2
Isaiah Rodgers 43.8
Christian Gonzalez 44.0
Nehemiah Pritchett 44.0

wv wrote:

Well, Stafford didn’t ‘ball out’ against the Broncos. He through a terrible pick6 to lose that game. Had to be one of the three worst passes he’s thrown as a Ram.

He’s a big part of the problem this year.

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I see him getting into his groove. IMO? Special teams/defense lost the Denver game. They led 19-0 at the half.

And we know Stafford overcomes INTs, meaning he will have down spells for a few games then come out OF it. He has done that many times before in his career. Heck in 2021, Rams lost 3 in a row in November, with MS throwing 5 INTs in those games. At that point they were 7/4 as a team. But Stafford came out of it. That postseason he led 3 consecutive 4th quarter comebacks, culminating in the win over the Bengals.