Rams tweets etc. … 10/7 – 10/9

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    Ryan Paganetti@RyanPaganetti
    Percentage of runs with 0 or fewer yards before contact through Week 4

    1.) Rams: 32.6%
    2.) Bengals: 35.6%
    3.) Bears: 36.6%
    4.) Panthers: 36.8%
    5.) Bills: 36.9%
    6.) 49ers: 37.2%
    7.) Lions: 39.1%
    8.) Falcons: 40.0%
    9.) Broncos: 41.6%
    10.) Jets: 42.0%
    11.) Giants: 42.1%
    12.) Saints: 42.5%
    13.) Ravens: 42.6%
    14.) Chiefs: 43.1%
    15.) Vikings: 43.4%
    16.) Dolphins: 44.4%
    17.) Packers: 44.6%
    18.) Cardinals: 46.1%
    19.) Cowboys: 46.2%
    20.) Eagles: 46.4%
    21.) Titans: 46.8%
    22.) Colts: 47.0%
    23.) Steelers: 47.4%
    24.) Buccaneers: 47.4%
    25.) Seahawks: 48.5%
    26.) Jaguars: 49.0%
    27.) Chargers: 51.0%
    28.) Commanders: 51.5%
    29.) Patriots: 51.5%
    30.) Raiders: 54.4%
    31.) Browns: 54.4%
    32.) Texans: 60.3%

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    Sosa Kremenjas@QBsMVP
    So, at any point in the next 1-3 weeks, the Rams could have these guys return to the field:

    Myles Garrett
    Aaron Donald
    Jaylen Watson
    Colby Parkinson
    Terrance Ferguson
    Keagen Trost
    Justin Dedich

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    from PFF, 2026 NFL offensive line rankings: https://www.pff.com/news/nfl-offensive-line-rankings-2026

    12. Los Angeles Rams (down 3)

    LT: Alaric Jackson
    LG: Steve Avila
    C: Coleman Shelton
    RG: Kevin Dotson
    RT: Warren McClendon Jr.

    Four of the five starters on the Rams’ offensive line have earned PFF pass-blocking grades above 60.0, with left tackle Alaric Jackson leading the team at 74.3. Even at 31 years old, center Coleman Shelton has continued to improve and is on track for a career-high PFF grade through the first four weeks of the year. The one concern has been the play of right guard Kevin Dotson, whose 46.5 PFF pass-blocking grade and 13 pressures allowed are both the worst marks on the team.

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    from https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7666352/2026/10/07/nfl-quarter-season-superlatives-lessons-league-awards/?source=athletic_targeted_email&source=athletic_targeted_email&campaign=18078211&userId=603890

    Biggest comeback — Rams stun Eagles, Week 4

    Staring at a 1-3 hole, the Rams trailed 20-10 midway through the fourth quarter at Lincoln Financial Field, a place players have described as the “House of Horrors” due to four straight losses in Philly, including in the playoffs during the 2024 season.

    But a goal-line stand inspired the Rams’ offense, as Matthew Stafford shrugged off two first-half interceptions and directed scoring drives of 98 and 79 yards. Running back Kyren Williams capped each possession with a rushing touchdown. One final defensive stand with four seconds left sealed the win.

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    NFL Stats@NFL_Stats
    Fewest yards allowed through 4 weeks:

    Seahawks – 987
    Rams – 990
    Bears – 1,129
    Buccaneers – 1,131
    Vikings – 1,157

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    NFL Stats@NFL_Stats
    Fewest yards allowed through 4 weeks:

    Seahawks – 987
    Rams – 990
    Bears – 1,129
    Buccaneers – 1,131
    Vikings – 1,157

    second in offense. second in defense.

    i’d venture to guess that the difference has been turnovers and special teams.

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    i’d venture to guess that the difference has been turnovers and special teams.

    But as for the offense and defense, they’re doing this without Garrett, Donald, and Watson on defense and Nacua (for a couple of games), Parkinson, and Ferguson on offense.

    Imagine when they get them all back. 😮

    Though yes they also need Stafford to get in sync and for the special teams to at least rise to the level of nearly adequate, ie. mediocre.

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    Though yes they also need Stafford to get in sync and for the special teams to at least rise to the level of nearly adequate, ie. mediocre.

    i just checked. they are tied for second to last in turnover differential at -5. stafford has six ints in just four games. the kicking game has cost them points. the return game is not good. at the very least i don’t see stafford being this off sync for the rest of the season.

    i can only hope.

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    Tim Kawakami@timkawakami
    NFL lowest yards per play allowed so far:
    1. Seattle 4.0
    2. Rams 4.2
    3. 49ers 4.8

    Yeah, the NFC West isn’t bad this year.

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    ProFootballTalk@ProFootballTalk
    No NFL player had scored two rushing touchdowns in the final four minutes of the fourth quarter of a game in 10 years. Then Kyren Williams and Kenneth Walker did it on the same day.

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    i just checked. they are tied for second to last in turnover differential at -5. stafford has six ints in just four games. the kicking game has cost them points. the return game is not good. at the very least i don’t see stafford being this off sync for the rest of the season.

    i can only hope.

    Stafford during the Ram years: TDs/INTs.
    41/17, 10/8, 24/11, 20/8, 46/8, 6/6

    13 games left and already 6 INTs. Coulda had a few more. Plus his timing’s been off, missing big plays.

    And other than the Australia-fiasco, seems like the Oline has been fine.

    Maybe when the schedule lightens up after Buffalo, he can figure it out. Or,Maybe after the Bye in week ten, they can reset. I dunno.

    I guess at this point, I’d be happy with 30/12 TD/INT rate.

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    Los Angeles Rams PR@TheLARamsPR
    Among all TEs in the NFL through 4 games, Tyler Higbee ranks 4th in offensive grade (78.9) and 9th in receiving grade (79.1), per @PFF (min 100 snaps). Higbee’s 28 career TD receptions are T-10th among all active TEs (TruMedia).

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